The Variable Shutter and Its Uses (1956)
film by Tullio Pellegrini. The film explains the workings of a variable shutter in motion picture cameras, detailing its design, functions, and advantages over a standard shutter. It describes how the variable shutter allows for different shutter speeds and aperture settings, enabling techniques like fades, lap dissolves, and better exposure control. The film also demonstrates practical applications of the variable shutter through various shooting scenarios, highlighting its importance in achieving desired cinematic effects.
Keywords
variable shutter, motion picture camera, shutter speed, aperture settings, fades, lap dissolves, exposure control, cinematography
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