What is 4K resolution? Our guide to Ultra HD viewing By Nick Pino, Henry St Leger Updated 4K resolution is in more and more TVs – but what does that mean for viewers?
Panasonic's latest 4K Blu-ray player is bringing the new format to the mainstream By Jon Porter IFA 2016 In its IFA press conference Panasonic unveiled the new player, which is significantly cheaper than its predecessor.
This tiny 360 camera shoots 4K, live-streaming virtual reality By Kevin Lee VideoStitch unveils the Orah 4i, a tiny live-streaming, 4K Ultra-HD 360-degree camera. Whoa.
HDR's TV potential will still be compromised for years to come By Dave James Marco Polo's Director of Photography had to hold back his creative vision for HDR because of the limitations of SDR TVs.
Before Episode VII: the behind-the-scenes story of the Star Wars Blu-ray By Marc Chacksfield In Depth From apprentice to (re)master - this is how Star Wars was painstakingly remastered for Blu-ray.
Why has Star Wars turned its back on digital film? By Dave James Star Wars Week The Star Wars films have long been at the forefront of movie innovation, so why is the new trilogy turning back to older tech?
TV Insider - Going OTT with HDR and beyond... By William Scanlon Opinion HDR presents unique problems for TV and content manufacturers, but don't worry, it'll all be worth the effort.
Will High Dynamic Range struggle to get onto our TVs? By Dave James Experts at the MIPCOM entertainment content show have been told that HDR faces problems with production and TVs.
Behind the scenes of The Hobbit: the special effects masters By Steve May MOVIE WEEK Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey proved a challenge of Silmarillion proportions for the visual effects team at Weta Digital.
James Cameron on 3D: the techradar interview By Marc Chacksfield Movie Week techradar presents its exclusive James Cameron interview it got with the director back in late 2011.
