Types of Cameras and When to Use Them
Across
- 5. A combination of a video camera and recorder in a single unit, first debuted in 1983. Also known as a video camera
- 6. Used to capture aerial photography using a tiny camera mounted to a small quadcopter.
- 8. Small size and shoot in 4K but do not require a mirror reflex system.
- 9. Very large and too heavy to be used as a remote camera in the field. They are typically attached to a studio pedestal, tripod, or tripod dolly.
Down
- 1. Also known as cine cameras; used for narrative filmmaking, commercial, and documentary work.
- 2. Can be worn, mounted, and submerged underwater; are extremely versatile due to their weight and size.
- 3. Not to be used as a primary device due to its lack of on board tactile focus and exposure control.
- 4. A large, professional video camera used by photojournalists working with the news; sometimes referred to as electronic field production cameras.
- 7. Digital single lens reflex cameras that can record HD video and take high resolution photographs.