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Canon PowerShot SD960 IS 12MP Gold Digital ELPH Camera
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Lorex CVC-2532 Color Dome Camera
Price : $149.99
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: - 0.25-inch color interline-transfer CCD image sensor
- Polycarbonate housing provides high-impact protection
- Smoke-colored dome provides unobtrusive appearance and hides camera direction
- Allows 360-degrees of panning and up to 90-degrees of tilt
- Built-in automatic gain control and white balance
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SUNPAK AP-200T Auto Pan/Tilt Head with Wireless Remote
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: - 90? max pan angle
- Tilt angle 10? up or down
- Remote operates Sony camcorder functions
- Auto pan mode 90? total coverage
- Uses 6v rechargeable camcorder battery
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The AP-200W Auto Pan/Tilt Head responds to infrared remote control signals from thirty feet away (left, right, up, down), or it can be preset for continuous panning. Powered by Sony, Panasonic, or JVC type 6volt camcorder batteries. The remote control can also activate lens zooming and record/pause functions with the latest version Sony, JVC, Canon and Hitachi 8mm and VHS-C compact camcorders (and equivalent models). The optional RS-200 Remote Cord, further extends the AP-200W's range to more than 50 feet.
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Sight, Sound, Motion; Applied Media Aesthetics
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Media aesthetics have gained prominence with the dramatic advances in the digital technology of video and electronic cinema. In this dynamic field, Herb Zettl's SIGHT SOUND MOTION/APPLIED MEDIA AESTHETICS FIFTH EDITION is more applicable than ever. This new edition of SIGHT SOUND MOTION continues to be the most comprehensive book on the market, not only describing the major aesthetic image elements--light and color, space, time-motion, and sound-but also presenting in-depth coverage on the creative ways that they are used in television and film. Zettl's thorough coverage of aesthetic theory and the application of that theory place this contemporary and highly relevant text in a class by itself. Richly illustrated, this edition features strong visuals that often draw on traditional art forms, such as painting, sculpture, and dance.
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The book is totally new and under very good condition, and the dilievery time is much earlier than i expected.
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Comprehensive guide to Media aesthetics.
References and examples could be updated, but overall covers every aspect of media aesthetics and production.
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Zettl Disciple
I was an Army broadcaster for nearly thirty years, commanding major audio-visual activities and the largest radio-television network in the Defense Department, located in central Europe. In these assignments, all of Dr. Zettl's texts were used as our training gold standard. When I managed the Army "audiovisual school", the Soldiers Manual and other texts for television production were written with his principles, theories, and practices in mind. As an educator pioneering a film and TV school in a large college, all my TV courses in production were Zettl-based. I found that many leading industry executives (who's who among top networks) began their early education - as I did - in colleges that used the Zettl TV Production Handbook. In TV hands-on assignments, I continue to use his lighting templates and theories. I admonished my students to never cash-in his texts at the end of the course, but to keep them as references.
I have the essential text series: Video Basics, TV Production Handbook, and most especially, Sight, Sound & Motion. The best DVD on the subject ever produced is his own Zettl TV Lab 3.0.
I can't imagine any professional without the "Bibles" of visual information and TV production. All are well worth the price if you are career-minded, or a current industry member but learned your trade "on-the-job". The texts will not only provide context, but with details and information to help you throughout your career.
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Question : How can I combine signals from two antennas into one cable and recover the signals at the other end
I'm going to install two antennas on a pan-tilt unit. The pan-tilt unit has only one RF pass through for continuous pan. Is it possible to combine the signals from two antennas into one cable, let the combined signals pass through the pan-tilt unit and recover the signals at the other endMy antennas are 900MHz (string transfer) and 2.4GHz (AV transfer).I did some diggings and found out that the combiner/splitter has power loss issue, but the diplexer hasn't.If I'm using a diplexer, all I need to do is to install diplexers on both ends
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Yes, the device you want is called a diplexer. Google diplexers and look for a suitable source.Good luck and have fun. 73 from the Fisherman
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Question : why are critics bashing angels and demons
i will start this by saying that i was one of the apparently few people who enjoyed the da vinci code, i felt it was very interesting but i can understand that there was way too much chasing compared to the resulting action which therefore would be boring to some, and obviously it was more people than i would have anticipated considering the awful reviews it gothowever, i honestly cannot understand the critics' reasoning for panning angels and demons...the same critics which felt the da vinci code to be boring and overwhelming find angels and demons to be too fast paced, and the consensus seems to be that the movie in and of itself is ridiculous...but the fact of the matter is, when you are making a movie version of a book which is entirely implausible, you will get a movie which is also entirely implausible, so i don't think that criticism has any merit at all, and it's the only one which seems to be continuous among all criticsanyway, if anyone else has seen it, what were your thoughtsand just to be sure so some people don't get confused, i LOVED angels and demons and feel it was a great improvement over the da vinci code...overall, it is up there with taken and watchmen as the best movies i've seen yet this year, although there are many that i feel could be better that i haven't gotten the chance to check outi completely agree with you that the critics shouldn't necessarily ignore those flaws david, but i just get annoyed when they start shouting, "oh look how absurd this movie is" when quite frankly, that is the one thing the movie is meant to be, absurd sometimes to a shocking and/or repulsing degree...angels and demons is a perfect example of that, it's meant to be absurd because if it wasn't, it probably would be as entertaining as it wasyou make a good point about the supposed realism of the premise david, something i hadn't thought of
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I enjoyed it, but can see why critics didn't. The plot is, let's face it, rather stupid, full of moments where Tom Hanks randomly says, "Oh my God, Vatican document 63B Of course" And it's not one of Hanks' finest moments as an actor, nor one of Ewan McGregor's.Perfectly satisfying summer entertainment, in my opinion, but still a fairly goofy and thin film. I had a good time watching it and didn't regret spending the money, but it hasn't lingered in my mind at all. And a GREAT summer blockbuster can -- I submit Gladiator, Minority Report, The Dark Knight, and Star Trek '09 as evidence.And critics are judging a film -- they don't have to ignore flaws because they are carried over from the novel.EDIT: Critics may have a bigger problem with this film's absurdity because it maintains a real-world pretense, with the hand-held cinematography and European locations. And all the pseudo-factual jargon Hanks' Langdon delivers. It's not a cartoonish affair on the surface, but the plot is ultimately just as ludcrious as this season's other, dinosaur and Decepticon-filled event pictures.
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