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| sends electron beam to picture tube. |
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| odd-numbered lines then even-numbered lines. |
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| odd and even numbered lines at the same time. |
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| the number of points along the analog signal are determined for building the steps. |
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| determines what the camera can see. |
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| how much light can pass through the imaging device. |
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| adjustable lens opening mechanism. |
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| separates light into RGB. |
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Standard TV- 4x3
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| created by lines or an arrangement of stationary objects that lead the eye in a particular direction. |
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| created by something that points unquestionably in a certain direction. |
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| created by an object that is actually moving, or is perceived to be moving, on the screen. |
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| adjusting the RGB chroma channels in the camera so that a sheet of white paper looks white on a television screen. |
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| to preset a zoom lens, zoom in as closely as possible on the target and bring it into focus. |
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