techradar's Movie Week By Nick Broughall Movie Week All this week, techradar kicks back the recliner and immerses itself in the artform of film, from the cinema to the home theatre.
The science behind green screen By Nick Broughall Movie Week Most of today's blockbusters use chroma key to transport audiences to another world. Here's how it works.
A brief history of film By Nick Broughall Movie Week In a little over 120 years, cinema has gone from silent black and white scenes to epic blockbusters.
Forget the special features on DVDs and Blu-rays, Netflix is adding extras soon By Lily Prasuethsut Blip Netflix will first test out extras with its original shows then branch out if successful.
Six marvels of the 4K revolution at Sony Pictures Studios in LA By James Rivington In Depth We visited Sony Pictures in Los Angeles to discover just how seriously Sony takes its mission to convert the world to 4K.
Panasonic slashing entry cost of Blu-ray By J. Mark Lytle, Tokyo In a sign of cheaper hardware to come, Panasonic has announced that its first Blu-ray hardware without a built-in recorder will also be its lowest-price deck yet.
Netflix says goodbye to HD DVD By Marc Chacksfield US movie rental company Netflix has announced it is to no longer stock HD DVD.
Beyond 1080p: Toshiba talks up Ultra HD By Rob Mead Toshiba appeared re-energised at its IFA press conference today with ambitious plans for the future that will finally put the failure of HD DVD behind it.
Upscaling DVD with online features to rival BD? By J. Mark Lytle Aping Blu-ray could be the way for Toshiba to get back in the HD game
Six AV formats that didn't deserve to die (and two that did) By Rob Mead With news this week that vinyl is the technology that most Brits would like to preserve, we look back at the hi-tech formats we'd like to revive... and another two we wouldn't
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