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Modifying the angle of view over time, or zooming, is a frequently used cinematic technique.
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The development of faster zoom lenses resulted into their introduction into cinematography.
In photography, the golden hour (sometimes known as magic hour, especially in cinematography) is the first and last hour of sunlight during the day, when a specific photographic effect is achieved due to the quality of the light.
I just posted a PDF how-to from cinematographer Thomas Kranzle about how to do high-definition time-lapse cinematography using a digital still camera. I posted this on our photo club's website, since Thomas came and gave us a presentation last year.
CYC WALL - A cyc wall (or cyclorama) is a term that is probably used more in cinematography or videography than in photography. It describes a curved, seamless wall and floor used as a backdrop.
Used in photography and cinematography, telephoto lenses magnify its subject, render a more narrow angle of view and have smaller depths of field at a given aperture than other lenses.
This can be for the purpose of photography, cinematography, animation, radio or television broadcasting or the making of music. A photographic studio is both a workspace and a corporate body.
I had a strong penchant for drawing and cartooning, and as special effects developed on the big screen I felt drawn to computer animation and cinematography.
A recent movie I loved was The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, which used amazing tonalities in the cinematography. Think about the mood you want to set and work within that, not against it.
If you're in the USA, make sure and catch a new seven part series from National Geographic called "Great Migrations". It started last week, but if the photos on the Boston Globe's website are any guide, it will have some fantastic cinematography! ...
A motion picture camera "tapped" to provide an electronic image for viewing and sometimes recording. It allows instant playback of scenes in order to judge performances and cinematography.
At the heart of film noir is a dramatic story, often filled with crime and sexual exploits. Film noir's defining characteristics, though, are its storytelling style and the cinematography used to capture it [sources: Horsley, Dirks].
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