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Television camera
/ˈtɛlɪvˌɪʒən kˈæmɹə/
/ˈteləvˌɪʒən kˈæmɹə/Television camera
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a type of camera that is used to capture and transmit live or recorded video and audio signals for television broadcasting, typically consisting of a lens, image sensor, and electronic circuitry for processing and transmitting the video signal
What is a "television camera"?
A television camera, also known as a TV camera, is a device used to capture video footage for broadcast on television. It converts light from the scene into electrical signals, which are then transmitted to a television station or network. Television cameras are equipped with lenses, sensors, and various controls to adjust focus, zoom, and exposure, allowing for high-quality video capture in live broadcasts, studio settings, and on-location shoots.
