Frame Rates
What is the standard frame rate for film?
What is 24 frames per second (fps)?
It defines the width-to-height ratio of the image.
What is aspect ratio?
A transition discussed regarding early film and video technology.
What is B&W to color?
The role the National Television Standards Committee (NTSC) played in color encoding.
What is adding color to the television signal?
It determines recording formats in video cameras.
What are samples, compresses, encodes, and records video?
The frame rate that early films were shot and played back, resulting in flickering motion.
What is around 16 frames per second (fps)
Two common aspect ratios mentioned in the text.
What is 4:3 (standard TV) and 16:9 (widescreen).
It's how analog video capture images, and its modern digital video equivalent.
What is scanning lines and binary code?
How color encoding was introduced in digital video.
What is the transition to digital video introduced color encoding in binary code.
It's a current recording formats mentioned in the text.
What are AVCHD, XAVC, HDV, XDCAM EX, REDCODE, and ARRIRAW.
Still images are presented rapidly at 24 fps.
What is it creates the illusion of motion.
Content with a 4:3 aspect ratio might require pillar-boxing on modern displays.
DAILY DOUBLE! What is 4:3 content requires pillar-boxing to fit on modern flat-screen displays designed for 16:9 content?
The shift from analog to digital.
What is standard definition (SD) to high-definition (HD) resolutions?
The standard color space used in HDTV.
What is Rec. 709?
Tape-based formats like DVC-Pro and DVCam.
What was used in the past for video recording?
Frame rate contribute to the illusion of motion in video.
What is rapid presentation of still images at a frame rate?
Aspect ratio impacts shot composition.
What is a critical role in shot composition?
Digital media offers superior resolution compared to analog formats.
What is representing images in binary code?
Expanded color space associated with UHD 4K.
What is Rec. 2020?
Recording formats sometimes vary by manufacturer.
What is because they are often proprietary.
The significance of the 24p frame rate in filmmaking.
24p mode was developed to mimic the appearance of motion picture film.
Aspect ratios natively supported by ATSC broadcast standards.
What are 16:9 (1.78:1) and 4:3 (1.33:1) aspect ratios?
The pixel counts for standard definition (SD), 1080i, and 1080p HD formats.
What is 704 × 480 resolution, and (1920 × 1080)?
How video cameras separate color components when capturing images.
What is three separate sensors for red, green, and blue (RGB) or a single sensor with a Bayer Pattern filter?
The way compression schemes relate to recording formats in video.
What is based on standard compression codecs and used in recording formats to reduce media file sizes?