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How Does A Movie Camera Work?
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The elements like optical and mechanical are present in the movie projector. Its entire film is stored into a light tight enclosure. There is an iris aperture that is located right behind the lens and behind the lens there is a mirror shutter that is placed and this shutter keeps rotating. This shutter passes light from the film onto the lens and reflects it into the viewfinder.
The left hand side generally lacks all the readouts and access to the film threading.A commercial films normal frame rate is 24 frames per second. The standards aspect ratios are 1.66, 1.85, and 2.39, the NTSC videos that are the most popular in United Sate and Japan plays at 29.97 frame per second.
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