ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL SYSTEMS
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This course will cover some of the basics of working with analog NTSC and VGA video signal systems. This will be held as a continuosly interactive Lab environment with a wide range of video cameras, video mixers, video processors, and CRT and LCD displays set up for exploring different techniques for using real time video signals for creative purposes.
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Topics covered
-Tube, ccd, cmos cameras: what is unique to each?
-What are the mechanics of CRTs and LCDs?
-Fundamentals of working with hardware video mixers (wipes, keying, compositing)
-What is a TBC/frame sync
-What is DSK and how can I use this as a Cellular Automata System?
-Fundamentals of video feedback both with cameras and with the internal feedback of the mixers