TV Camera Shots and Functions in Television Productions

TV CAMERA SHOTS
The eye of a producer
TV Camera Shots
The camera works on the principal of human
eye and it shows what all the human eye
watches through its lens. The eye retains the
image for 1/16 second while the camera
works at the speed of 25 frames per second
and that’s why the fractions of frames or
pictures seem to be moving on the screen.
Camera functions
The camera can be utilized as per the
requirement of the shot, situation of the
programs and the mood of the scene.
There are following camera functions
generally used in television productions.
Movement of lens of camera
During this technique only lens of the
camera is moved
Movement of lens of camera
Zoom in
Image coming close to viewer
Zoom out
Image going away from the viewer
Focus
Image becoming sharp
Defocus
Image getting blur
Movement of camera itself
During this technique camera it is moved
Movement of camera itself
Pan right
Camera is moved towards right side
Pan left
Camera is moved towards left side
Tilt up
Camera is moved upwards
Tilt down
Camera is moved downwards
Movement of camera with
tripod
During this technique the camera is
moved with the pedestal or tripod
leaving its place as well.
Movement of camera with
tripod
Dolly in
Camera is moved close to the object
Dolly out
Camera is moved away from the object
Track right
Camera is moved to the right side of the
object
Track left
Camera is moved to the left side of the
object
Assignment
Differentiate between Camera angles and
Distance
BASIC SHOTS
BASIC ANGLE
THANK YOU
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Explore the fascinating world of television camera shots and functions, including how the camera emulates the human eye, different movements of the camera and lens, and the various techniques used in television production to create dynamic visuals. From zooming in and out to panning and tilting, learn how these techniques impact the viewer's experience and enhance storytelling in television programs.

  • Television Productions
  • Camera Shots
  • Camera Movements
  • Visual Storytelling
  • Television Technology

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  1. TV CAMERA SHOTS The eye of a producer

  2. TV Camera Shots The camera works on the principal of human eye and it shows what all the human eye watches through its lens. The eye retains the image for 1/16 second while the camera works at the speed of 25 frames per second and that s why the fractions of frames or pictures seem to be moving on the screen.

  3. Camera functions The camera can be utilized as per the requirement of the shot, situation of the programs and the mood of the scene. There are following camera functions generally used in television productions.

  4. Movement of lens of camera During this technique only lens of the camera is moved

  5. Movement of lens of camera Zoom in Image coming close to viewer Zoom out Image going away from the viewer Focus Image becoming sharp Defocus Image getting blur

  6. Movement of camera itself During this technique camera it is moved

  7. Movement of camera itself Pan right Camera is moved towards right side Pan left Camera is moved towards left side Tilt up Camera is moved upwards Tilt down Camera is moved downwards

  8. Movement of camera with tripod During this technique the camera is moved with the pedestal or tripod leaving its place as well.

  9. Movement of camera with tripod Dolly in Camera is moved close to the object Dolly out Camera is moved away from the object Track right Camera is moved to the right side of the object Track left Camera is moved to the left side of the object

  10. Assignment Differentiate between Camera angles and Distance

  11. BASIC SHOTS

  12. BASIC ANGLE

  13. THANK YOU

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