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motion picture camera
(redirected from movie camera)

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motion picture camera: see under camera camera, lightproof box or container, usually fitted with a lens, which gathers incoming light and concentrates it so that it can be directed toward the film (in an optical camera) or the imaging device (in a digital camera) contained within.
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motion picture camera [′mō·shən ¦pik·chər ‚kam·rə]
(optics)
A camera capable of capturing action by taking a series of still pictures at regular brief intervals on a lengthy strip of film.


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However, it is important to note that Gioli's first film, Traces of Traces, which he made in 1969 after his return to Italy, was made without a movie camera, applying pigments to clear leader, using his fingers, hands, arms and other body parts, as well as paint brushes and rubber stamps.
When Ferris, Sloan and Cameron pick up the Ferrari at the parking garage you can see the movie camera and its reflection in window directly behind Ferris and Cameron.
Movie camera is another type of camera in which the total movements are captured and not only the still.
 
 
 
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