PAL (short for Phase-Alternating Line) is the standard television and video format for Europe, Australia and Asia. Television sets and  [read more →]

Footage is a term that originally referred to the lengths of filmstrip that were used to record motion picture images.  [read more →]

VCDs (Video Compact Discs) are the smaller cousin to DVDs. VCDs use standard CDs and can be created using  [read more →]

DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) is a optical disc which can hold large amounts of data. It is most commonly used  [read more →]

Pixel aspect ratio is a ratio that represents the squareness of a pixel. For a perfectly square pixel, the ratio  [read more →]

Aspect ratio is simply the width of an image divided by its height (i.e. width : height). The aspect ratio  [read more →]

The Rule Of Thirds has been used for centuries and is a common filming method to make shots look more  [read more →]

Zerius Vocoder is a free software channel vocoder, which imposes vocal effects on a waveform. It can be  [read more →]

Audacity is an audio editor and sound recorder. With Audacity it is possible to record live audio, rip CDs, edit  [read more →]

POVray (an abbreviation of “Persistence Of Vision RAYtracer”) is a high-quality, free tool for creating stunning three-dimensional graphics. It uses  [read more →]