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The document discusses television cameras and their components. It states that television shows are composed of individual shots stitched together. It then describes the main parts of a standard television camera as the lens, camera body, and viewfinder. It provides details on various camera controls, types of cameras including studio and field cameras, different camera mounts, and camera movements such as panning, tilting, pedestal, and dolly.
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The document describes the essential parts of a digital camera, including the body, lens, and shutter release button. It explains that the body holds the internal parts, the lens assembly provides zoom and focus capabilities, and the shutter release button triggers the image capture process. Additional parts mentioned are the mode dial for settings, viewfinder for image framing, LCD display for previewing photos, flash for illumination, and control buttons for interacting with the camera system. Memory cards slots and battery compartments are also detailed.
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- 1. Television’s basic unit is the shot. Any television show consists of one shot after the other, building up to a unified programme which is more effective than all of its individual shots.
- 2. PARTS OF A CAMERA All standared television cameras have three main parts: 1. A lens which selects a certain field of view and produces a small optical image of this view. 2. The camera itself with its camera pickup tube(s) or solid state imaging device and the internal optical system , which is comprised of a series of mirrors or prisms. 3. A viewfinder which displays the picture as generated by the camera.
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- 5. CAMERA MOUNTS The type of camera movement within a shot and the speed of repositioning between shots are dertermined by the camera-mounting devices. The monopod is an inexpensive, easily carried, lightweight mounting used with camcorders. The tripod is an extremely adaptaple camera mounting for the location cameraman.Its legs are linked, strapped or chained together to prevent the legs from spreading out.
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- 7. THE CAMERA Televisions’s basic