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Hand-held camera

Hand-held camera or hand-held shooting is a filmmaking and video production technique in which a camera is held in the camera operator's hands as opposed to being mounted on a tripod or other base. Hand-held cameras are used because they are conveniently sized for travel and because they allow greater freedom of motion during filming. Newsreel camera…

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Hand-held camera

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Edges89
Triples43
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022222
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related to Silent film · 21
Hand-held camera → Adolfo Padavan, Auguste, Cinematograph, Dante's The Divine Comedy, Francesco Bertolini, From, Giuseppe, In, Ince's The Italian, Kazimierz Prószyński, L'Inferno, Liguoro, Louis Lumière, Lumière, Paris, Polish, Reginald Barker, The, Thomas, Thomas Edison
related to New Wave revival · 17
Hand-held camera → Brault, Brault's, Despite, Direct Cinema, For, France, French New Wave, In, Les Raquetteurs, Michel Brault, Pennebaker, Primary, Raoul Coutard's, Richard Leacock, The Snowshoers, This, When Jean Rouch

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camera hand-held cameras film shots used first use sound could also 16 mm many designed specifically shaky new eclair one

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for electronic news-gatheringinstance ofbut many professional video cameras are designed specifically for hand-held use0.80text
the Zeiss-Ikon Kinamoinstance ofmore cameras0.80text
Newman-Sinclairinstance ofmore cameras0.80text
Eyemoinstance ofmore cameras0.80text
and De Vry were beginning to be created with hand-held ergonomics in mindinstance ofmore cameras0.80text
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalDespite0.60section
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalThe Snowshoers0.60section
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalLes Raquetteurs0.60section
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalMichel Brault0.60section
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalWhen Jean Rouch0.60section
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalBrault0.60section
Hand-held camerarelated to New Wave revivalFrance0.60section

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