A Versatile Technique for Synchronous Remote-Controlled Photography

H. E. van Luvanee · Journal of the SMPTE · 1965

Remote-controlled photography, under certain conditions and for certain purposes, is more accurate than that possible for a cameraman. The system described here, presently used chiefly in photoinstrumentation work, depends on such relationships between the subject and the camera as time, event, position and repetition rate. Minor variations will adapt the system to most cameras. Methods of operation and variations required for individual problems are discussed.

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