H264 has been a staple of video production since its inception in 2003, and has now been updated thanks to the new H265/HEVC standard, which promises to be twic...
Using proxies involves using low-resolution files to speed up the production process. The resolution of the cameras are constantly increasing, thus the recordin...
Choosing the right frame rate for your footage is a crucial decision to make when preparing for a project. The problem is that frame rates are often confused th...
When on location on a shoot, or when in post-production, scopes should be used to the maximum. The main problem faced is that they are hard to understand. What ...
The key benefit to shooting in V-Log is to have the ability to extend the camera's dynamic range, and thus have greater latitude in post-production. In order ...
Dual-Native ISO technology is a unique way of exploiting a camera's sensor information to extend its dynamic range, and reduce the level of signal noise that is...
One of the main elements in producing a film of high-quality is exposure. It is therefore important to understand what good exposure is, how to avoid burned ima...
The depth of field (DoF) is simply the area of an image that will be focused relative to your position. This area which varies from a few centimeters to several...
The question of data rates arises when it comes to making a decision on the choice of recording, storage media and also for editing. All cameras offer a wide ra...
Variable Frame Rate (VFR) technology was first introduced by the original VariCam line-up, which allowed camera operators to over-crank or under-crank its frame...
