USB 3 and 4 are backward compatible with 2.0, so old devices will keep working. The slide of the older connectors into an antiquated niche is inevitable, but it will happen slowly. New devices, though, will increasingly move to the … Continue reading →

So what is USB-C? The idea behind USB-C is a simple one. You have one type of cable, one type of port, and through them you connect everything you need. This means you can use the same cable for hard … Continue reading →

On the whole, a good, strong password is more secure than fingerprint recognition software. Fingerprints cannot be altered if they are compromised, nor can they be altered between different accounts or devices. Fingerprint scanners can be easily hacked, even with … Continue reading →

They are among the most popular charging cables on the market, especially when it comes to mobile devices. The most significant difference between the two cable types is that Lightning is a proprietary connector used on iPhones and other Apple … Continue reading →

Ultra-high definition (UHD) is a further step up from HD TVs. They have a TV resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, which is double the number of vertical pixels of Full HD, and four times the number in total (8,294,400 … Continue reading →

How do I know if my MacBook Pro battery needs replacing? Click on the battery level in your top menu bar to bring down a drop-down. At the top of the menu, you’ll find the TL;DR version of your battery’s … Continue reading →

Thunderbolt 3 provides DisplayPort, which can natively connect to all displays with DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort, and via adapters can connect to all other modern display interfaces, including HDMI, DVI, and VGA. Can a Thunderbolt port be used for HDMI? … Continue reading →

How do you use anamorphic lenses? You can mount an anamorphic lens onto a prime lens by using an anamorphic clamp. Then, focus the prime lens first and after that, the anamorphic lens. It takes some practice though, especially when … Continue reading →

Composition Tips for 16:9 Shooting for widescreen doesn’t mean just shooting wider. History of Frame Size. Use Visual Lines to Draw the Viewer’s Attention. The Rule of Thirds Still Applies. Realize That Your Video May Be Converted. Use the Whole … Continue reading →

Is The 7th Generation iPad Worth Buying? Compared to the 5th generation iPad? Yes – the 2019 model is vastly superior. It has a bigger display, a better chipset, and it supports all of Apple’s accessories natively. Is iPad 7th … Continue reading →

Does Alexa Need WiFi? Alexa devices need a WiFi connection to function properly. When you ask Alexa a question or use a voice command, an audio recording is sent to Amazon’s cloud over your WiFi network. Will Alexa work with … Continue reading →

Compact, lightweight, and self-contained – ARRI ALEXA Mini is the small and versatile allrounder in the ARRI camera family. The symmetrical design permits filming in any orientation, including upside-down and in portrait mode, while multiple accessory points enable highly creative … Continue reading →

Opening a film canister in the daylight, room light or anywhere that your film can be exposed can ruin your film or alter the images to be developed. If you are not prepared to develop the film once you open … Continue reading →

However for video editing, 4-3.0 ghz cores is better then even 2-4.5 ghz cores. In short the more cores the better (assuming you are comparing CPUs of the same, or very close, architecture). Is 2.3 GHz good for editing? As … Continue reading →

1-2 of 2 Answers. The 8GB refers to the RAM (random access memory) the 256 GB is the actual storage for saving data. Is 256GB storage enough? The reality is that 256GB of internal storage is probably going to be … Continue reading →