Cho Seong-min: Movie technical standards

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Movies are not invented by one person on a particular occasion, but by engineers and artists who have patiently solved their problems through many trial and error, including photography, phenomena, machinery and electronic technology. The film that was shown on the projector, competing with the emergence of new technologies, has moved forward to the present digital senema. We've overcome the threat of television and now, with real-time transport, we've got a variety of real-life devices that can carry movies, computers, cell phones, and so on, and we're going to continue to change our appearance with new technologies. Standards are closely connected to users or technical adopters and bring in a lot of other users because of their relationships. Also, with the advances of technology and the expansion of markets, standards are naturally developed on an international level. But most of all, standard hardware, software, content and networks are combined in an organic way to create a huge economic impact. Most of the standard movie technology was chosen by choosing marketization. The competition between companies producing products in the movie market has resulted from the unspoken use of the existing system and technology that has been given a generous acceptance by large scale. A major purpose of standard development and definition is to balance the needs of various stakeholders. The development of the standard development process, particularly with the development of film technology and the context, is now a major factor in leading film escapism into industrialization.

Korean title: 영화 기술 표준

Korean author: 조성민

Korean publisher: 패턴엔플릭스

ISBN-13: 9791197824203

조성민: 영화 기술 표준
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