The Camera Tech That Redefined How We Watch TV
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Watch any major awards ceremony. Not right now. You’re busy. But what those keen couple of eyes of yours will quickly notice is the way the camera moves.
You can also see it on every reality tv, news, and competition show. In fact, once you see it, you'll never stop noticing it.
And while the big, sweeping camera technique of these jibs might be etched into our collective brain matters at this point, this way we experience a production wasn’t even possible until the 1990s.
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