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16 Cards in this Set
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Writing with light and the static representation of light.
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Photography
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Negative photographic image on transparent material, which makes possible the reproduction of the image.
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Negative
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Records the phases of an action
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Series Photography
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A cylinder-shaped camera that creates exposures automatically, at short intervals, on different segments of a revolving plate.(chrono-photographic gun)
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Revolver Photographique
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A single portable camera capable of taking twelve continuous shots;(another version of the chrono-photographic gun).
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Fusil Photographic
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Camera exposed to light, allowing radiant energy to "burn" a negative image onto a frame.
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Shooting
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Lab technician washes film with processing chemicals.
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Processing
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Where rapid succession of still photographs can be recorded onto perforated cellulose acetate.
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Frames
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Shoots light through the positive and prints it onto the raw stock to make and exact copy.
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Contact Printer
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Film is run through a projector which shoots through the film a beam of light intense enough to reverse the initial process and project a large image on the movie screen.
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Projecting
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The guage or width, of the film stock and its perforations, measured in millimeters.
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Format
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The first motion picture camera.
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Kinetograph
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Compact, portable, hand-cranked device that was a camera, processing plant, and projector all in one.
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Cinematograph
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Process by which the human brain retains an image for a fraction of a second longer than the eye records it.
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Persistence of Vision
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The illusion of movement created by events that succeed each other rapidly.
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Phi Phenomenon
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Occurs when a single light flickers on and off with such speed that teh individual pulses of light fuse together to give the illusion of continuous light.
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Critical Flicker Fusion
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