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A unique PVM from Sony's small line of "low-end" PVMs that provided the build and picture quality of a PVM, but with a much-reduced feature set.
I also pit this monitor head-to-head with the Sony CVM-1271.
Nearly four months of research and test-driving has come to an end, and I have purchased my new car, and I could not be more thrilled. This long-form review consists mostly of me driving the car while talking about it, with some B-roll and pictures throughout.
I am not ignorant to how lucky I am to have been able to afford this car, and that is in part thanks to support from you guys on Patreon and through your YouTube viewership. Thank you.
I will follow this video with periodic ownership updates whenever I see fit.
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Part 1: https://youtu.be/DmpqQ8aHVls
In this second and final part of the video series on this cool piece of vintage broadcast equipment, we demonstrate the more advanced functions, including keying, more effects and transitions, and creating your own effects and transitions.
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Video switchers are a crucial part of television production, including editing video before the days of non-linear video editing.
I find vintage switchers cool, and this small unit from 2000 especially so, because of its rich catalog of digital effects. This video is an overview of the switcher and its capabilities, and then basic switching will be demonstrated.
More advanced switching, effects, and keying will be covered in an additional video.
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A look at an 8" (or 9", depending on who you ask at Sony) video monitor with some neat capabilities.
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This is potentially (hopefully) the final update video on my car, as I plan to buy a new car next year. Details within.
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A look at a neat commercial-grade tuner that we got recently.
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A cute, if somewhat weak Pac-Man game based on a vacuum fluorescent display.
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I decided I wanted one of the most iconic toys of all time. Let's take a look at it inside and out, talk tech and history, and play with it.
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