With the addition of the C50, there are currently 11 Canon cameras on the Netflix Approved Cameras list – including full ...

Celebrating its 10th birthday in August 2026, the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is still on sale and available as a new camera at many ...

If the image on your shiny new 4K TV looks dim, washed-out, or strangely flat when you try to watch high dynamic range (HDR) movies or fire up your video game console, the problem might not be a ...

is a senior reviewer covering TVs and audio. He has over 20 years experience in AV, and has previously been on staff at Digital Trends and Reviewed. While I don’t think the brightness war has reached ...

The free and open-source media center application Kodi just received another update. Kodi 21.3 is rolling out with some great improvements for Xbox consoles and Linux systems, as well as a pile of bug ...

We’ve all been there before. You’re scrolling through Instagram or Threads, an HDR picture/video pops up on your feed, and you’re instantly blinded by how bright it is. HDR content certainly has its ...

High Dynamic Range (HDR) is one of the most important things to happen in modern television technology. It is a massive step-up in quality and has taken over the market, with formats that span across ...

It’s a lot like the previous model, but with a new sensor and revised card slot arrangement. It’s a lot like the previous model, but with a new sensor and revised card slot arrangement. is a reviewer ...

Motion smoothing has a bad reputation among most cinephiles, as well as many home theater enthusiasts and content creators. Also known as motion or video interpolation, motion smoothing is available ...

Voters will decide on a potential 0.5% sales tax for the Wellington Fire Protection District, which spans from south of Wellington to Wyoming and from U.S. Highway 287 to the border between Larimer ...

Dolby Vision 2 is a next-generation HDR format that introduces several new features not found in the original. Here's what it brings to the table—and what it means for your TV. I’m PCMag’s home ...