• Intuitive controls
• PAL & NTSC
• Real-Time preview
• 2D & 3D
• TWAIN support
• PTH file format
• Super Sampling
• FireWire DV output
• 32-bit in & out
• Motion Blur
• QuickTime output
• HD output
• Any size image
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT DIGIROSTRUM
"DigiRostrum
is simply the best rostrum software available. Nothing else offers
the same high level of control, vital for professional rostrum work."
Ken Morse
"Congratulations
on your superb DigiRostrum software. It's truly a delight to use.
The ease of use and quality of motion offered by your software is
far superior to any competing product."
Bill Tondreau (2004 Oscar
winner for motion control on Lord of the Rings)
"We
were commissioned to produce a high-volume, low-cost series featuring
lots of expensive world class photography for BBC2. Quite a challenge.
We found that DigiRostrum was an efficient and flexible way of incorporating
the stills into the series. Even better, we made dramatic savings
on rostrum costs that helped us put more photographs on screen.
DigiRostrum was a revelation. It transformed the way we work."
Chris
Granlund (Series Producer, World's Most Photographed - BBC Arts)
"It's
truly fantastic to be able to create rostrum shots ourselves without
all the hassle and cost of going to into a rostrum studio. Everyone
that's tried DigiRostrum here is a big fan, and I'll be recommending
it to my production manager next time I need any rostrum for a programme."
Martin Turner (Producer, SPY - Wall To Wall Television for BBC2)
"DigiRostrum DV can be recommended to anyone wanting to produce decent image-pan DV footage - that includes pros as well as those on a tight budget."
Computer Video Magazine - read
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"DigiRostrum
has enhanced its reputation in my eyes. It may not look as flashy
as the likes of Imaginate, but it does the job it is supposed to
do without frills - and it does it well. Clearly it has been designed
by people experienced in production requirements - not at all surprising
when the Ken Morse connection is taken into account!"
Focus
Magazine - 
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the full review ©IOV 2004
"If
you use a lot of stills in your video work, this certainly represents
a simpler, more flexible and elegant way of presenting them than
you'll find in most other editors."
Computer Arts Magazine - read
the full review ©Future Publishing 2004