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Beam Splitter

Beam Splitter. Studio camera on studio pedestal. ENG Field Camera for tripod or shoulder. DSLR CANON T2i. Connectors-- Get to know them!. Iris Adjustment determines Aperture which determines Exposure. Manipulating Depth of Field. Shallow DoF. Great DoF. White Balance!. Kelvin Scale.

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Beam Splitter

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  1. Beam Splitter

  2. Studio camera on studio pedestal

  3. ENG Field Camera for tripod or shoulder

  4. DSLR CANON T2i

  5. Connectors-- Get to know them!

  6. Iris Adjustment determines Aperture which determines Exposure

  7. Manipulating Depth of Field

  8. Shallow DoF

  9. Great DoF

  10. White Balance!

  11. Kelvin Scale

  12. Rule of Thirds

  13. Rule of Thirds

  14. Rule of Thirds

  15. Rule of Thirds

  16. Index Vector

  17. Index Vector

  18. Graphic Vector

  19. Graphic Vector

  20. Graphic Vector

  21. Graphic Vector

  22. Motion Vector

  23. Motion Vector

  24. Terms to know • Field of view steps: XCU CU MS WS XWS • Exposure: iris, aperture, f/stop • Resolution: how much detail can be seen • Focus- zoom all the way in to focus then frame the shot • Gain – electronic amplification of the exposure. Introduces noise into image • Image device – CCD or CMOS

  25. Terms to know • Aspect Ratio – 4x3 or 16x9 for HD • Light sensitivity – how much light it takes o make a picture • White balance – making sure the camera reflects true white in each kind of light • ND filter – knocks down the exposure (like wearing sunglasses on a sunny day)

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