The new edition of CCTV, a high-level professional reference, is expanded to cover all video compression techniques used in the ever-increasing assortment of digital video recorders (DVRs) available on the market today.
This book will be of interest to amateur naturalists wishing to have a window into the private world of wildlife, ecological consultants monitoring protected species and research scientists studying animal behaviour.
New to this edition: * more up-to-date techniques involving HD technology * more coverage on the multi-skillset required of today's filmmmakers (who are asked to act simulataneously as Director, Director of Photography, Cinematographer, ...
The book also features a companion DVD with tutorials, footage demonstrating storytelling techniques, and technical matter such as a comparison of various filters.
... (CCTV) are disseminated all over the urban environment. Moreover, CCTVs can be HD and none, as well as the video ... HD CCTV and a frame rate of 60 FPS, an edge node could not be able to manage the acquisition from an HD CCTV due to its ...
... video market, a system called AVCHD now exists. Advanced video codec HD uses mpeg4 compression to produce true HD pictures and it is a 1080i resolution. The cameras are very small, around 500g (1 lb) in weight, and store the rushes onto ...
... cameras, namely a RGB (HD) camera and an infrared (IR) camera. HD camera can take the color video images in the camera visual range. IR emitter projects a near infrared ray (NIR) forwardly. It will become distorted when meeting rough ...
... camera must be setup to receive infrared commands: Menu Camera Drive Mode Figure 8-7: The Commander – all but 3 buttons are used for Remote Cdr.) playing back images by remote control. Infrared Remote PhotoTV HD PhotoTV HD PhotoTV HD ...
... HD mode shoots 30p, 16:9 widescreen at 1,280 Â 720. Unlike previous HD cameras, which were bulky, this camera is very small, about the same size as Sony's PD150. JVC subsequently released a second-generation camera, the JY-HD10U, that ...
... cameras: HD (Highdef) and post-HD cameras. High-def cameras were basically the first generation of cameras that surpassed the old Standard Def (SD) that was around pretty much since the beginning of television; it was 480 horizontal ...