Traditional movie cameras shoot on film stock whereas cinematography cameras are the video cameras that capture images digitally. Many video cameras available in the market are designed specifically for advanced digital cinematography purpose. These cameras typically offer selected frame rates, relatively large sensors, recording options with comparatively low compression ratios or no compression, and capability of using high-quality optics. Some of the professional cinematography cameras include Arri Alexa, Red Epic, Red One, Red Scarlet, Sony CineAlta, Canon Cinema EOS, Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera, and Panavision Genesis. Independent movie-makers use low-cost consumer and hybrid prosumer cameras for digital cinematography, although image quality is usually lower than that captured in professional cinematography cameras. The technology has gradually improved considerably in the last few years with the advent of high-definition cameras in the cinematography cameras market. These...