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The virtual studio Moshe Moshkovitz.
Detalles de publicación: Boston, MA Focal Press 2000.Descripción: viii, [2], 241 p. ill. 25 cm. computer optical discISBN:- 0-240-80425-2 (softcover)
- Technology & techniques
- 21 791.456 M9116v
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While virtual studio technology is revolutionary, it is also linked to existing T.V. studio equipment and must function as an integral part of it. The first comprehensive overview of virtual studio technology and its practical applications in broadcast stations this book provides a technical overview of each of the main systems on the market, the kinds of programming that are best suited to it, and specific details on its integration into the broadcast station and the production process itself. A companion CD-ROM demonstrates typical and interesting virtual studio productions.
Cover subtitle: Technology & techniques.
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Includes index.
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- Preface(p. vii)
- Acknowledgments(p. ix)
- 1 A Short History(p. 1)
- 2 What Is a Virtual Studio?(p. 5)
- 3 What to Look for in a Virtual Studio?(p. 9)
- 4 Virtues of Virtual(p. 15)
- 5 What Makes a Virtual Set Convincing?(p. 21)
- 6 Programs Suitable for Virtual Studio Use(p. 25)
- 7 Limitations of Virtual Studios(p. 31)
- 8 Management Attitudes to Virtual Studios(p. 35)
- 9 The Production Design Stage(p. 39)
- 10 Technical Overview of Virtual Studio Systems(p. 43)
- 11 2-D or 3-D?(p. 49)
- 12 Computers in Virtual Studio Systems(p. 51)
- 13 Software in Virtual Studio Work(p. 59)
- 14 Video Equipment and Delay Lines(p. 67)
- 15 Camera Movement Tracking(p. 69)
- 16 Camera Switching and Dissolving(p. 81)
- 17 Typical Layouts and Block Diagrams(p. 85)
- 18 Technical Data Comparison Table(p. 99)
- 19 Virtual Set in Postproduction Mode(p. 105)
- 20 Lighting and CCU for the Virtual Set(p. 107)
- 21 Chroma-Key(p. 113)
- 22 Depth Tracking(p. 117)
- 23 Calibration and Registration(p. 119)
- 24 Audio in the Virtual Studio(p. 123)
- 25 Installation and Distributed Systems(p. 125)
- 26 Role of the Graphic Designer(p. 129)
- 27 Professionals in the Virtual Studio(p. 135)
- 28 Virtual Panels(p. 139)
- 29 Advanced Virtual Studio Utilization(p. 141)
- 30 Virtual Advertising(p. 145)
- 31 What Holds the Future?(p. 149)
- Appendices
- Overview of Available Virtual Studio Products(p. 153)
- Related Terms and Acronyms(p. 221)
- Virtual Studio Users(p. 227)
- Index(p. 231)