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mitting " big close - ups " to " long shots " from one location without moving the camera . Three American companies manufacture image - orthicon cameras , RCA , General Electric , and Sarkes - Tarzian . Two British makes are also used ...
mitting " big close - ups " to " long shots " from one location without moving the camera . Three American companies manufacture image - orthicon cameras , RCA , General Electric , and Sarkes - Tarzian . Two British makes are also used ...
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Another type of television camera , the vidicon , although not used in normal studio operation , should be noted ... A number of schools and colleges have turned to these smaller and less expen- sive versions of studio cameras for aid ...
Another type of television camera , the vidicon , although not used in normal studio operation , should be noted ... A number of schools and colleges have turned to these smaller and less expen- sive versions of studio cameras for aid ...
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The main camera is generally placed behind home plate . It is equipped with a Zoomar lens in order to follow the ball to any part of the field for close - ups . The location of the other cameras varies considerably - some directors ...
The main camera is generally placed behind home plate . It is equipped with a Zoomar lens in order to follow the ball to any part of the field for close - ups . The location of the other cameras varies considerably - some directors ...
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Social Aspects of Broadcasting w | 3 |
The Growth of American Radio | 20 |
The Rise of Television | 42 |
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