What film does the camera use?

What format does the camera used to make movies usually take?

First, the film camera is made of film, printed after shooting, and then made on the computer. Second, professional cameras use Blu-ray discs, while dvcpro and mpeg are commonly used in China.

Black-and-white silent movies are shot with movie cameras.

The earliest cameras only had the function of taking pictures. They used countless black-and-white films to record images, and no other equipment recorded sounds, so the images played by projectors were all black-and-white and silent. It was not until 1889 that Edison in the United States invented a camera that could drive the phonograph, and the era of talking movies began.

The earliest black and white camera in the world;

1874, Jules Jean Sang of France invented the camera. He wound the photosensitive film on a toothed film supply reel. Under the control of the pendulum mechanism, the film supply tray moves intermittently in the circular film supply box, and the pendulum mechanism drives the shutter to rotate. Every time the film stops, the shutter will open for exposure. Janssen connected this camera to a telescope, which can take a set of photos of planetary motion at the speed of one per second. Janssen named it a photographic gun, which is the originator of modern movie camera +Y6R.

What kind of camera do you usually use to make movies?

Usually shoot with a 35mm film camera, such as Apen.

With the development of digital camera technology, some movies are shot with cameras now.

Commonly used digital TV cameras are

Elsa, F35, Red, etc.

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Difference and use history of 8 mm, 16 mm and 35 mm film cameras

1 has different meanings.

8 mm camera: refers to the smallest film in the narrow film system, and the film width is only 8 mm..

Camera 16 mm: The film with the film width of 16 mm is the most widely used film in the narrow film system.

35mm camera: Film with a film width of 35mm. ..

2, the use time is different.

8 mm camera: 1932, after the advent of 8 mm film, it provided an economical and light shooting method for filmmakers and enthusiasts.

Camera 16mm: 1923, marketed by Kodak Company in Heismann.

Camera 35 mm: 1925, the Paris International Film and Photography Work Conference invented Edison and Lumiere as the film ratio of standard silent films.

3. The users are different.

8 mm camera: suitable for home movies.

Camera 16mm: generally used for rural projection teams.

Camera 35 mm: suitable for filmmakers.

4, the effect is different.

Camera 8 mm: low definition.

Camera 16mm: the film definition is more than 8mm.

Camera 35mm: The film definition is better than 8mm and 16mm.

5. The screening scale is different.

8 mm camera: do more internal shots, not into the audience hall.

Camera 16mm: Do more internal shots and don't enter the audience hall.

Camera 35 mm: the projection site is one fifth of the length of the audience hall.