At the heart of motion capturing devices are the CMOS(Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) image sensors that convert light into electrical signals. In the 21st century, photography and videography came to be predominantly digital. This makes an invisible dormant image in the emulsion, which can be chemically developed into a visible photograph. Exposed light result in chemical changes on the film proportional to the amount of light absorbed by each crystal. In the past motion picture was captured by exposing light through a camera to a sheet of transparent plastic film base coated on one side with a gelatin emulsion containing microscopically small light-sensitive silver halide crystals.
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC series digital cameras using 20MP CMOS image sensor (Photo source: BHP photo video) At 50/60fps the contents are clearer, smoother, and more detailed.
The trend now is shifting more towards higher frame rates, specifically for the fast-paced action of most sports and gaming applications.
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This 24 fps has been the standard for cinema and primetime TV until quite recently. This was adopted for film because it uses less film (low cost) than shooting higher frames per second while still maintaining realistic motion. The most common frame rate is 24fps, used in most films and TV shows. The number of individual frames that are shown is known as frame rate expressed in frames/second or more commonly “fps”. My tiny brain at that time could not comprehend all that explanation but now it does 😊.
The main science behind this is that when images are shown fast enough our brain loses the ability to see individual images and blend them together into a single moving image. Playing back these images consecutively creates a perception of motion. A motion picture is nothing but a series of still images. I was so fascinated by the projector and wondered how it worked? My dad, who is a mechanical engineer explained to me, films are made up of sequences and sequences are made up of scenes, and scenes are made up of shots.
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In the early 80s, back in India, we had a big joint family and my grandfather used to rent the Bell & Howell 16mm cinema projector for the annual Diwali movie night. This housing will give your camera the best possible protection whilst being fully operable.(A) Vintage Analog video camera using film coated with gelatin emulsion (B) Bell & Howell Filmosound 535, Film projector for 16mm films with optical sound. The A-Mini housing is perfect for snorkeling or camera work in a pool, the surf, shallow diving, sandy, dusty, humid or foul weather conditions. Either choose normal diving weights or the weights we offer as accessories.
The straps at the bottom allow weights to be attached for perfect buoyancy under water. It is important that the area of the sealing rail is always clean, in particular the clear film of the housing. The A-Mini is closed by a pair of non-corrosive seawater resistant clamps with four knurled screws, which ensure a perfect seal. The housing comes as a standard version, for shorter lenses, as well as a version for longer zoom lenses. A tubus with a special, clear view finder section, is integrated in the housing for the side-mounted view finder. The housing is rated up to 10 meter depth or 33 feet.ĭesigned specifically for the Aaton Minima camera the A-MINI housing is manufactured from double laminated PVC film and has an integrated, optically neutral flat glass port. The ewa-marine A-MINI housing was specifically designed for A-Minima by Aaton, the ultimate in Super16 miniaturization. Ewa Marine A-MINI (A_MINI, A/MINI, A MINI) Underwater Housing for Aaton A-minima 16mm Cinema Camera
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