1 cameras,videotape & formats. 2 objectives describe three classifications of video equipment...
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Cameras,Videotape Cameras,Videotape & Formats& Formats
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Objectives Objectives
• Describe three classifications of video equipment
• Describe camera classifications• Identify the types of videotape
and videotape formats• Discuss acquisition strategies
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ClassificationsClassifications • Professional
• Pro-sumer
• Consumer
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Professional CamerasProfessional Cameras • Higher resolution
images– Typically in the 600-
700 lines range
• Usually a 3-chip imaging device
• Interchangeable parts
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Professional Professional CamerasCameras
• Bigger!
• More expensive
• Interchangeable parts –– Lens
– Record deck
– Peripherals
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Professional Professional CamerasCameras
• Professional tape formats–BetaSP–DVPro, DVCam–D1, D2
• Usually component signal
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Prosumer CamerasProsumer Cameras • Mid-range image
resolution– Typically in the 400-500 lines range
• May have interchangeable parts
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Prosumer CamerasProsumer Cameras • Smaller size• Less
expensive than professional
• Usually single chip imaging
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Prosumer CamerasProsumer Cameras • Tape formats
–MiniDV–Digital 8 & Hi8–SVHS
• Usually component signal
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Consumer CamerasConsumer Cameras • Somewhat low
resolution-– Typically less
than 300 lines
• Single chip image
• Very inexpensive
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Consumer CamerasConsumer Cameras • Formats
– VHS
– Standard 8mm
– VHS-C
• Composite signal
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Signal Types to TapeSignal Types to Tape• Composite
– Video info saved as “grouped”
– Color & brightness together
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Signal Types to TapeSignal Types to Tape• Component
– Video info split
– Color & brightness separate signals
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Signal Types to TapeSignal Types to Tape
• Digital– Use transfer
protocol
–Current is IEEE 1394
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Videotape Physical Videotape Physical AttributesAttributes
2 Basic Types:Open Reel Cassette
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Analog TapeAnalog Tape • Tape format often
is described by width of tape-– I inch– ¾ inch cassette– 8 mm– ½ inch VHS
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Digital TapeDigital Tape • Tape format is
described by the signal type-– miniDV
– Digital 8**
– DVPro
– DVCam
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Professional TapeProfessional Tape• Open Reel
– 2 inch• four video heads
– 1 inch• helical scan
• Cassette– Beta SP– ¾ inch – D1 & D2
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Prosumer TapesProsumer Tapes• ¾ inch cassette• S-VHS
– s format
• Hi8– s format
• Digital 8• miniDV
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Consumer TapesConsumer Tapes• VHS
– composite format
• Standard 8mm– composite format
• Digital 8
• miniDV
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Digital Editing Digital Editing Systems & SoftwareSystems & Software
Professional “Turnkey Systems”
• Includes all hardware, software and peripherals– Avid System– Media 100– MAC-based
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Digital Editing Digital Editing Systems & SoftwareSystems & Software
Prosumer• More specialized cards
for video• Desktop computer
orientation• Software such as
Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro
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Digital Editing Digital Editing Systems & SoftwareSystems & Software
Consumer• Simple IEEE 1394 cards• Desktop computer
orientation• Software such as Avid
Cinema,• Videowave, iMovie
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TripodsTripods• Strong
enough to hold weight of camera
• Stable
• Fluid head
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TripodsTripods
The least stable tripod!!
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Acquisition Acquisition DecisionsDecisions
• Needs of the project
• Funding
• User skills
• Trends