A camcorder is a video camera that combines a lens, image sensor and recorder in one handheld body, designed for continuous video…
Camera movement in cinematography is any change in camera position or orientation during a shot, used to reveal space, follow action and…
Chroma key is a compositing technique that removes a uniform green or blue background by color so a subject can be placed…
Chroma subsampling reduces the resolution of color information in video while keeping full brightness detail, saving bandwidth with little visible loss.
A cinema camera is a professional video camera built for film production, recording high-quality RAW or log images with modular, interchangeable hardware.
A close-up in cinematography is a shot that frames a subject tightly, usually a face from the shoulders up, to reveal emotion…
Closed captions are a text version of a video's dialogue and meaningful sounds that viewers can switch on or off, a core…
Color correction in video post-production fixes exposure, white balance and contrast so shots look natural, consistent and technically within delivery limits.
Compositing is the process of combining images from separate sources into one seamless frame, a core technique of motion graphics and visual…
Compression artifacts are visible distortions such as blocking, ringing and banding that lossy video codecs introduce when they discard image information.
A container format is a file or stream structure such as MP4, MOV or MKV that packages video, audio, subtitles and metadata…