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Chapter 5 THE TELEVISION CAMERA

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Chapter 5

THE TELEVISION CAMERA

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People always told me my natural abilityand good eyesight were the reasons formy success as a hitter. They never talkabout the practice, practice, practice.

Ted Williams

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I. Parts Of The Camera

II. From Light To Video Signal A. Imaging Device (CCD and CMOS) B. Beam Splitter and Color Filter Array

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III. Camera Chain A. Camera Control Unit (CCU) 1. Waveform monitor* a. pedestal b. gain* 2. Vectorscope*

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B. Sync Generator and Power Supply 1. Internal sync* 2. External sync* 3. Genlock 4. Power supply

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IV. Types Of Cameras A. Studio Cameras 1. Lens 2. Zoom and focus controls 3. Viewfinder

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B. EFP Cameras C. ENG/EFP Camcorders 1. Large HDTV camcorders 2. Small HDTV camcorders a. prosumer models b. lens are not interchangeable

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V. Special-Purpose Cameras A. DSLR Cameras

B. Digital Cinema Cameras 1. ‘Overcrank’ and ‘undercrank’* 2. Special lens (prime lens) C. Stereo 3D Camcorders

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V. Electronic Features A. Imaging Device or Sensor (Transducing) B. Gain 1. Video noise* 2. Signal-to-noise ratio* C. Electronic Shutter

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G. White Balance H. Audio Channels

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VI. Operational Features A. Power Supply B. Cables and Connectors 1. Cables a. triaxial (triax) cable b. fiber optic cable c. multicore cable

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2. Connectors a. RCA (phono) b. USB (2.0 or 3.0) c. FireWire (IEEE 1394) d. HDMI e. Thunderbolt f. BNC g. XLR

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g. ¼ phone plug (TRS) h. mini-plug C. Filter Wheel (ND-1 [1/8]*, ND-2 [1/16]*,

ND-3 [1/64]*) D. Viewfinder and Monitor 1. External monitor 2. Color and monochrome*

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3. Focus-assist 4. Communication center E. Tally Light and Intercom

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VII. Analog And Digital A. What Digital Is All About B. Difference Between Analog and Digital C. Advantages of the Digital Television System

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1. Quality a. sampling* b. quantizing* c. coding* 2. Computer compatibility and flexibility 3. Signal transport* a. downloading b. streaming

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4. Compression* a. codecs b. compression standards i. MPEG-2 ii. MPEG-4 (H.264)

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VIII. Digital Broadcasting Scanning Standards A. SDTV (480p)

B. HDTV (720p) C. HDTV (1080i) D. HDTV (1080p)*

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IX. Basic Image Creation A. Image Raster B. Image Resolution 1. Spatial resolution: number of pixels and lines 2. Temporal resolution: number of frames per second

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C. Scanning Modes 1. Progressive scan 2. Interlaced scan a. fields b. frames

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D. International Standards* 1. NTSC standard* 2. PAL standard* 3. SECAM standard*

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E. Color 1. Primary colors* 2. Complimentary colors* 3. Color bars* F. Image Contrast* 1. Contrast ratio* 2. Contrast control (shading*)

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X. Color Basics* A. Color Attributes 1. Hue 2. Saturation 3. Brightness a. chrominance (C) b. luminance (Y)

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