The MacBook Pro runs on all voltages available worldwide, including 100 to 240 volts at 50 or 60 Hertz and approximately 15 volts from the battery. A plug adapter is all you need. This is not just a double voltage, … Continue reading →

In recognition of the industry-leading performance of SanDisk’s CFast 2.0 products, ARRI has designated the SanDisk Extreme PRO CFast 2.0 memory cards the card of choice for ALEXA Mini and AMIRA cameras. SanDisk now introduced a new 512GB Extreme PRO … Continue reading →

A Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) is a bullet that has a soft core, usually with lead, and is encased in a harder alloy metal such as cupronickel or gilding metal. The purpose of these rounds is to hold their trajectory, … Continue reading →

While horror and science fiction have really upped the stakes over the years, the core of A Clockwork Orange is still intense and disturbing. This is because the story knows how to burrow under your skin, and it doesn’t shy … Continue reading →

CFast memory card has the same size and appearance as CF cards, and is mainly used to replace CF mobile devices that pursue high speeds. Is CF same as CFast? A: Although CompactFlash and CFast cards have the same dimensions … Continue reading →

Is there a monthly fee for Alexa? There is no monthly fee to operate Alexa on Amazon Alexa-enabled devices. There are subscription services that you can buy which have monthly fees, such as Amazon Prime Services. 8 of 9 found … Continue reading →

As briefly mentioned, the anamorphic lens is the key to widescreen cinematic imagery. However, because of its technical functions, the anamorphic squeezes the image (and the bokeh) to produce an oval-like shape. It’s crucial to “de-squeeze” the frame to make … Continue reading →

Does Walmart Sell Real iPads? Walmart does sell genuine iPads, but the general experience of Walmart online customers don’t find it’s a trustworthy place to buy Apple Products. Many users have a bad experience purchasing Walmart Apple products. Therefore, it … Continue reading →

A normal lens or “normal prime” is a lens with a focal length about equal to the diagonal size of the film or sensor format, or that reproduces perspective that generally looks “natural” to a human observer under normal viewing … Continue reading →

Most films are shot in 2.6 or 2.8K, 4K, or 6K. 4K is a pretty default standard now, particularly since Netflix has a 4K mission and they are becoming a significant force in standards, even for cinema. That said, most … Continue reading →

What’s the highest resolution a movie was ever shot in? – Quora. Digitally, I believe it was The Hobbit trilogy; it was shot at 5K resolution using the then new RED EPIC cameras. For those who are not aware, the … Continue reading →

The choice of lens in cinematography is integral to a scene’s portrayal. From a technical point of view, a lens helps external light bend so that an image can be captured and created on a film strip or digital sensor … Continue reading →

24 frames per second. Each roll of 1000′ is equal to 3 minutes of the film (when shooting 24 frames per second), so do the math. Moreover, according to the tech spec of Tenet, no digital cameras were used. What … Continue reading →

Color grading log footage Log footage has extra processing ‘headroom’ for color grading, but will initially appear flatter and with contrast that when shooting in a “normal” color space known as Rec 709 (which is basically how we see). All … Continue reading →

Digital Photography Advantages. The resolution in even point-and-shoot cameras, which is often 12 to 20 megapixels, is high enough resolution for large prints. Digital cameras also have the advantage of being able to change film speeds between individual photographs. Is … Continue reading →