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Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: CRT photos
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Date: Wed, 12-Oct-83 11:28:14 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 12 11:28:14 1983
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    Since one frame of a TV picture takes 1/30 second to draw (1/60 sec.
to write the even scan lines; 1/60 sec. for the odd lines) you need control
of the camera shutter speed speed to be sure you get a screenful.
The camera should be set on 1/30 sec. (or at least 1/60) to get the whole
picture.

Hal Chambers
Purdue University