history: I really like filming, do you like it at all?
knowledge: Cinematography (also called ''Direction of Photography'') is the science or art of motion-picture photography by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as film stock.
response: I'm neutral on it, I understand that the art or science of motion-picture photography is called cinematography.
history: I really like filming, do you like it at all?
I'm neutral on it, I understand that the art or science of motion-picture photography is called cinematography.
Yeah, I've been trying to learn how camera lens make images but don't really know yet.
knowledge: Typically, a lens is used to repeatedly focus the light reflected from objects into real images on the light-sensitive surface inside a camera during a questioned exposure, creating multiple images.
response: It involves things like the lens repeatedly focusing an object's reflected light into real images on a surface that is light-sensitive inside a camera.
history: I really like filming, do you like it at all?
I'm neutral on it, I understand that the art or science of motion-picture photography is called cinematography.
Yeah, I've been trying to learn how camera lens make images but don't really know yet.
It involves things like the lens repeatedly focusing an object's reflected light into real images on a surface that is light-sensitive inside a camera.
I did not know all that, the things people are able to do with modern day cinematography is beautiful.
knowledge: The result with photographic emulsion is a series of invisible latent images on the film stock, which are later chemically ''developed'' into a visible image.
response: Sounds interesting, by the way, with photographic emulsion, there's a bunch of latent, invisible images on the film stock. The visible images get made chemically.
history: I really like filming, do you like it at all?
I'm neutral on it, I understand that the art or science of motion-picture photography is called cinematography.
Yeah, I've been trying to learn how camera lens make images but don't really know yet.
It involves things like the lens repeatedly focusing an object's reflected light into real images on a surface that is light-sensitive inside a camera.
I did not know all that, the things people are able to do with modern day cinematography is beautiful.
Sounds interesting, by the way, with photographic emulsion, there's a bunch of latent, invisible images on the film stock. The visible images get made chemically.
You're really beginning to make me appreciate all the complicated things that are able to make cinematography possible!
knowledge: Cinematography finds uses in many fields of science and business as well as for entertainment purposes and mass communication.
response: Yeah, in addition, cinematography has uses in the business and science fields, and also its mass communication and entertainment uses.
history: I really like filming, do you like it at all?
I'm neutral on it, I understand that the art or science of motion-picture photography is called cinematography.
Yeah, I've been trying to learn how camera lens make images but don't really know yet.
It involves things like the lens repeatedly focusing an object's reflected light into real images on a surface that is light-sensitive inside a camera.
I did not know all that, the things people are able to do with modern day cinematography is beautiful.
Sounds interesting, by the way, with photographic emulsion, there's a bunch of latent, invisible images on the film stock. The visible images get made chemically.
You're really beginning to make me appreciate all the complicated things that are able to make cinematography possible!
Yeah, in addition, cinematography has uses in the business and science fields, and also its mass communication and entertainment uses.
That's so cool! Thank you for all this information about cinematography, it piqued my interest in it all even more.
knowledge: The word ''cinematography'' was created from the Greek words (''kinema''), meaning ''movement, motion'' and (''graphein'') meaning ''to record'', together meaning ''recording motion.''
response: Sure, one last thing. Cinematography, the word, comes from two Greek words, "kinema" and "graphein" which means movement or motion and to record respectively!.