ANIMATION
STAND
[Film Technology]
[Film Technology]
Animation
drawings, animation diagrams and animation
titles are filmed on a special rig which includes a stand to support the
camera and the work to be photographed a means
of accurately positioning both and a special camera.
The camera is positioned, pointing downwards, on one or two vertical columns
usually about 12 ft (3.6 m) height, and
may be moved upward and down ward by means of electric device. This movement is
called tracking or zooming.
ANIMATION
TABLE
[Film Technology]
[Film Technology]
It is part of animation stand. The work, which is usually in the
form of a number of transparent sheets known as `cel’
is located in position by a system of pegs and
by a glass platten which
usually has an aperture of 1 ft 2 in X 9 in and thus hold the work
flat. The pegs are fitted to tracks which may be moved in 1/100 in increments
from side to side (east to west) or further away or closer towards the
operator(north to south). The peg tracks may also be rotated or moved on a
diagonal(compound)[diagonal tracking, compound tracking] and additional floating peg tracks
[floating peg tracking] may be used to
locate gels independly.
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