Exam 2: Creating a Video Image
Exam 1: Introduction10 Questions
Exam 2: Creating a Video Image10 Questions
Exam 3: Video Scanning9 Questions
Exam 4: Synchronizing Signals10 Questions
Exam 5: The Transmitted Signal10 Questions
Exam 6: Color Video10 Questions
Exam 7: Monitoring the Image10 Questions
Exam 8: Signal Monitoring10 Questions
Exam 9: Digital Scopes10 Questions
Exam 10: The Encoded Signal10 Questions
Exam 11: Digital Theory10 Questions
Exam 12: Television Standards10 Questions
Exam 13: High Definition Video10 Questions
Exam 14: Compression10 Questions
Exam 15: Mpeg Compression10 Questions
Exam 16: Audio for Video10 Questions
Exam 17: Metadata and Timecode9 Questions
Exam 18: Video Workflows and Computer Networking10 Questions
Exam 19: Managing Video Files10 Questions
Exam 20: Recording and Storage Formats10 Questions
Exam 21: Streaming Media10 Questions
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The face of the pickup tube is known as the .
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A CCD is made up of a site that is covered with thousands or even millions of
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Over the years, the pickup tubes and scanning yokes needed to drive the tube cameras have been eliminated and replaced by light sensitive chips.
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Typically, the smaller the size of a chip in a camera, the better the image quality.
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The process of a beam of electrons sweeping back and forth across the
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In the case of cameras that use multiple chips, light entering the camera goes
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The image that is focused on the face of the camera tube is inverted upside down from the way it appears in real life.
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In a pickup tube, if there is no light on the imaging area, the imaging area resists the flow of electricity coming from the beam.
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Each frame in the traditional NTSC system of television, previously used in
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Some professional cameras use multiple chips, one chip each for Red, Green and Blue.
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