Octal is decimal in disguise. Humans has ten fingers, which is why we do everything in base 10 every day, but computers think in sequence … Read More

This page’s binary to hexadecimal converter is realy just a nibble grouping trick, pad your binary string, cut it up into chunks of 4-bits, replace … Read More

Computers are binary creatures, meaning they think in ones and zeros, but staring at sixty-four consecutive ones and zeros is a terrible waste of an … Read More

Binary (a.k.a. “base-2“) uses nothing but ones and zeroes, and computers speak this language. At least it makes sense once you get used to it. … Read More

For anyone who has built out a surround (Eyefinity) setup, at some point they hit the limitation of bezel. The plastic that separates your monitor … Read More

JSCalc-Blog.com has a Nit Brightness Calculator that gets into absolute luminance (how much light a given display is putting out towards your eyeballs). Unlike other … Read More

That’s it, contrast, just a single concept that trips folks up, as if there were only one hat when there are two. One is contrast … Read More

Think of images as richly detailed information grids, not just ideas. Your computer assigns a set of bits to every square in an image when … Read More

A digital image is a grid of numbers representing light. How do they describe it? What level of detail can they carry? This tool will … Read More

How long before it’ll be done? The problem for 3D artists and studio producers everywhere is: when will my batch render? Exporting a video isn’t … Read More