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HD-TV cosmetics: You knew it had to happen

High-definition television shows everything — from the tiniest birds in the sky to the tiniest blemishes on your face. From Al Thompkins of Poynter Online comes this word of makeup specifically designed for the HDTV world.

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4 Responses to “HD-TV cosmetics: You knew it had to happen”

Eli Glasner says:

CBCNewsworld has something like that already…they used it once on me for a film review.

paf says:

I was at NAB this year but I never saw the booth.. The convention is HUGE and its impossible to see everything. I believe this is a valit product and compared to other broadcast equipment, this a is really a small investment so your anchors/ presonalities dont look like they caked on makeup.

As far as studio stuff goes you can turn down detail a bit on the CCU and smooth out the skin, it does blur a bit however….

Tripoli says:

cbc make up artists have been doing this for about 5years. OOps I mean when there were some

Nash says:

Interesting technology… say, do you think they could air-brush some racing stripes on Peter Mansbridge’s forehead?

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