(In Collaboration with TheBroadcastKnowledge.com)
There are many technologies involved in motion-image acquisition: lighting, lenses, optical filters, image sensors, signal processing, and mounts. How do they work and interact? Does lighting look the same on all cameras? Do microlenses on image sensors work the same at all lens settings? What are the effects of image-sensor size? What are the differences between raw, log, and normal outputs? Can a lens for one type of camera be used on another?
In this joint webcast, Russell Trafford-Jones from The Broadcast Knowledge talks to SMPTE Fellows Larry Thorpe from Canon and Mark Schubin, as they explain the technology of motion-image acquisition and answer your questions in a webcast directly to your home or office. Is there a particular iris aperture that yields the highest sharpness?











