Red Battery Icon on iPhone: Time to Recharge When you see this, your iPhone is telling you that its battery is low and needs to be recharged. If your iPhone is showing the red battery icon in the top right … Continue reading →

Your iOS device won’t draw more power than it needs. The charger acts as a power supply, so to speak. But ultimately, it’s your iPhone that decides how much power to use. Therefore, it’s 100 percent safe to use any … Continue reading →

A widely used filter pattern in a digital camera that uses only a single CCD or CMOS chip, which is the sensor technology in most cameras. Invented by Bryce Bayer at Kodak, the Bayer pattern dedicates more pixels to green … Continue reading →

Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, Flash Model technical specifications Camera name Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Model Camera type Box camera Format 620 rollfilm or 120 film Image format 6×6 (2 1/4 X 2 1/4″), 12 exposures per roll Manufacturer Eastman Kodak Company … Continue reading →

135 film is not 35mm exactly: measure it- it is 1 and 3/8 inch wide or 34.8mm wide! The 135 size specification speciifes not only “35mm” wide film, but also the sproket size, the cassette and spool size including all … Continue reading →

When a camera captures an image, the sensor is the element that converts the received light into electrical or digital signals. Differences between CCD and CMOS. CMOS CCD Less sensitivity to light Greater sensitivity to light Fast signals conversion Slow … Continue reading →

The RED KOMODO uses BP-975 or BP-955 batteries, as do select Canon C-series and XF-series cameras. However, the Canon C500 Mark II, C300 Mark II, C300 Mark III, and C200 use Canon BP-A30 or BP-A60 Battery Packs. Does Red Komodo … Continue reading →

Shortly put, there is no difference. Generally CMOS is a subset of MOS, but in sensors’ context it represent the same thing. How are CMOS and MOSFET related? Basically mosfet acts like an electronic switch, as well as voltage regulator. … Continue reading →

Shang-Chi is particularly effective in IMAX because the movie was filmed on Arri Alexa LF IMAX film cameras with Panavision Primo and Sphero 65 Lenses, so the entire movie is designed to fill the 1.9:1 aspect ratio of an IMAX … Continue reading →

Is HDR better than HD? One is not better than the other, as HD and HDR are totally separate concepts. HD refers to resolution like 4K does, while HDR works in the context of contrast, colors, and brightness. Is HDR … Continue reading →

For safety, no peaks should be above -6db. Most video editors agree that the overall audio level of your audio mix (all of your audio combined) should normalized between -10db to -20db. I personally level my videos around -12db with … Continue reading →

The RED Komodo 6K is not a Full-Frame, or Large Format, camera but the sensor is larger than Kodak’s Super 35mm 3-Perf film. Additionally, the 6K Komodo boasts a nearly 2:1 native aspect ratio making the camera a near-perfect match … Continue reading →

An electronic shutter works by switching the mobile camera’s sensor on and off for a period of exposure. The lack of mechanical parts makes this sensor completely silent. The clicking sound your phone’s camera makes when taking a picture is … Continue reading →

Screen sizes Whereas normal theatres have plain and regular screen of limited pixel resolution. The screen size difference is so much that IMAX screens are six times larger than regular theatre screens. How big are IMAX screens? IMAX theaters – … Continue reading →

D-Box. D-BOX is the unique, award-winning cinematic motion that provides the ultimate immersive movie-watching experience. Sit in a D-BOX enabled seat and feel the action on the screen as if you are literally in the movie. What is the difference … Continue reading →