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Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 12:43:41 -0400
From: CEVAnim@aol.com
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To: msainf@carlbro.dk, aonsen@sentex.net, lightwave@webcom.com
Subject: Re: Lens Burns.
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In a message dated 95-07-24 05:12:23 EDT, msainf@carlbro.dk writes:
> i called it Lens burns, it's the effect you get if a light
>source is VERY bright and you move the camera(Or light) you will get
>a
>streak of "burned" light on the iris of the camera.
It was a common problem in the days of Saticon, Neuvicon and etc. tubes.
Before we had solid state devices to pick up the signal in the camera.
Most of you young uns' weren't even born then. So he must be doing a
project on the ancient history of cameras.
Ed
CEVAnim@aol.com
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