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Barndoor
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A front-of-the-light device having two or more pivotable black panels used to shape the beam and shade the camera lens or scene.
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Graduated scrim, английский
A hard light scrim with a degree of subtlety in modulating the brightness of areas of the subject or scene. a fast fix for subjects burning up as they approach a strong light. see: moving subjects.
Boom or mike shadow, английский
A frequent and unwelcome (especially when it moves) part of early television which is still with us on occasion. solutions: a large, soft key or bounce light; a high-angle key that is sharply cut with a flag at the top of the subject`s head. the sound-man may be able to boom-in from the opposite side or raise the mike slightly without sacrificing sound quality. other types of microphones can be used which do not create shadow problems - only sound problems. still photographers, count your technological blessings.
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