Everyone has a general idea of what "f-stop" means, despite it also being known as "f-number," "f-ratio," "focal ratio," or "relative aperture." But then there's "t-stop" which is similar but slightly different from f-stop, in that it's a measurement instead of an equation. Richard Schleuning Of Zeiss explains, clearly and concisely, the difference between the two:
[via DV Culture]
We catch up with Maxon and get a sneak peak at what they're developing, as well as some hands on play with Cinema 4D at their NAB booth.
Check out a quick interview with Steve Hogue, followed by a hands-on look at motion graphics software Cinema 4D's node-based system. We also get a little insight on to how powerful your machine might need to be to successfully run Maxon software.
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