History of the camera

and Kristin Thompson argue that still photos were put together to make film during 1890s, photography were cheap as well as the most efficient way of generating thousands of images. This section focuses on the technological history as inventors created different types of camera. One of the tricks Méliès learnt accidentally while filming a scene in 1896 is known as ‘stop-trick’. He realised that the film does not have to be realistic and that could manipulate the audience. The trick is widely…

walls surrounding it, cameras everywhere and retinal and fingerprint scans required to open every door. Even with all of those securities, Mr. Jenkins woke up to a stolen wallet. When he reported this to the local police, they were skeptical. “What do you mean you can’t find your wallet?” asked the police chief. “Did you forget where you left it?” “No,” replied the old man. “I checked everywhere around my house and where I work. I went to check the footage from one of my cameras, but I found it…

in their lives and make them better over time. Even if someone does not speak a particular language, by viewing this artwork they are still capable of understanding the movements and becoming inspired. In ?We Are Alpha V3? the camera that is being used is a digital SLR camera. The main technique that R.J uses in this piece of art is motion. He uses the flash to create a freeze motion. He can then go back and put the still imagine and the frozen image together to create a film like photo. This…

wearing body-worn police cameras in at least one of my encounters with the police, that I could very well have settled a law suit for police brutality, yet all I had was my word vs. their word. I have a somewhat bias opinion about body-worn police cameras as you probably can tell by now. In my humble opinion, implementing body-worn cameras to police departments could only help protect both the police and the public. No more he said-she said, because it’s all caught on camera. Someone famous once…

EXTRA CREDIT ASSIGNMENT Riace Bronzes: 1. The art historian, Nigel Spivey discussed how ancient sculptors used artifice to go beyond realism to create what he claims are "the best statues ever made". He then discussed several ways how the Riace Warrior bronzes, although they look realistic are actually "more human than human", that is, their bodies are unrealistic. List two of the ways that Spivey discusses how the sculptures go beyond realism. 1. The division between the top and bottom has…

Body Cameras Could Help or Hurt Police Officer’s Body worn cameras are a part of technological advancement that will seek to redress some of the issues taking place within the country, and which could improve or make matters worse for the police force. Many proponents of these cameras have made a plea to have police officers use them as a way of making them accountable. Several of those accused of certain wrong doings during the collection of evidence have also been saved by using the footage…

States. Can the use of unnecessary force by police officers be combated? A movement for body cameras emerges from the shadows after…

Thesis Statement: To protect the police and also members of the community, The United States should implement the use of body-worn cameras to each police department to document every encounter between the police and the public. I. Since America was first discovered, law enforcement has played an important role in the development of the American culture. A. Law enforcement is needed to maintain order. 1. Police officers protect and serve the public in many ways. 2. America would be in…

that tell you how. 1. Surveillance cameras (They’re watching you) They’re out there watching you. The United States of America has become the Untitled States of Surveillance with camera on every corner watching and recording your every move. But that’s no surprise, particularly in response to security concerns after 9/11 and then again after the Boston marathon bombing that took place on April, 15, 2013. There are an estimated 30 million surveillance cameras deployed in the United States,…

There are four basic camera movements and they are all found in The Great Gatsby. The first is the aerial shot. This shot uses cranes to view a person or landscape from above and is used to see the subject in its entirety. Aerial shots provide a bird’s eye view of a place or…