Theory and Practice of Television Camera

Author: Wang Handong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Television camera work is one of the important links in television program production. This book is divided into three parts: Basic Theory, Practical Application, and Theoretical Analysis. The Basic Theory section discusses several elements related to camera technology, such as the classification of cameras, how to operate cameras, the properties of camera lenses, how to use zoom lenses, and techniques for television lighting, aiming to help readers understand the fundamental principles of television camera work and the operation of equipment. The Practical Application section covers topics like camera positioning, the arrangement of shots and angles in television scenes, the elements and methods of television composition, and basic issues in mobile camera work, involving the understanding and application of factors that constitute television scenes. The Theoretical Analysis section discusses the style of news interview camera work, documentary shooting, and realistic camera work, providing theoretical insights into television camera work. While analyzing the basic principles of television camera work, this book also emphasizes introducing new achievements and developments in the theory and practice of television camera work. This book can be used as a textbook for relevant majors in higher education institutions and can also serve as a reference for professionals in the television industry.