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Posted by Rick Merrill on 10/05/61 11:53
Bill Farnsworth wrote:
> <npurson@beans.com> wrote in message
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>> Like the camera work you see on Law and Order. Is it done by the
>> camera man or later on in production. Thanks
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> "Shakey cam" has been around since the day they made film cameras
> without the tripod legs already attached.
> The style came into its own back in 1979 on the television series "Hill
> Street Blues".
> However, on shows like Law and Order if a Steadicam isn't used, then its
> a two handled shoulder mount.
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> It's done in camera.
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> Bill F.
> www.billfarnsworthvideo.com
>
There is a 'transition' type on some Sony cameras called "BOunCE"
and it does a rubber ball bounce of the screen: first bounce is big,
next smaller, smaller, dribble, dribble, done.
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