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On today's Tech, No Babel: Using camera control units for live video production
One of the differences between consumer video cameras and professional ones is that in a studio configuration, the shader can use CCUs (camera control units) to adjust aperture, gain, and shutter speed, as well as painting the cameras as necessary.
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Unlike the human eye, cameras don't see light as white, but as various shades. Professional cameras don't adjust their aperture automatically. In consumer cameras, this is handled automatically, with various degrees of success. Professionals don't trust automatic systems. That's where camera control units come in.
A ccu (camera control unit) can adjust the camera remotely so the camera op just has to focus on shot composition, zoom, and focus.
In a professional system, CCUs handle white balance and color correction (painting) too. This means that changes in the light that the camera captures are adjusted for by the shader. Whether that means, re white balancing or tweaking the colors (in a process called painting), the CCUs do the job.
Usually, all the CCUs for the system are located together and a single person is responsible for these controls.
To learn more about CCUs, watch the video above.
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consumer ones is the ability to use Camera Control Units. Here's what they are and how to use them:
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@mohamedbechar8070 6 лет назад

Thank you for this video. If you have other videos that explain more about the SETUP Especially. Our equipment SONY, the camera control contains 5 camera.

@PaulClifford 6 лет назад

What aspect of setup? Is it wired and you don't know how to get them to talk or do you have the equipment and it's not connected?

@EfendiJ 5 лет назад

Hello there. I'm a CCU operator from Malaysia. I'm observing the english premier league telecast. The green is greener and the color is much more nicer that what I have been doing here. I'm using Matrix and Saturation to enhance the color but I still cant get the quality of EPL. Any thoughts on this? Thank you

@papecoly2632 3 года назад

I hope that, since 2 years ago, you got your answer and you'll share it.

@EfendiJ 3 года назад

@@papecoly2632 Covid happened and we are out from any sports event here. I guess EPL looks good because they play under the sun. The visual looks good with sun compared to stadium lights I guess.

@thomascee 4 года назад

Very interesting . May I ask what camera you were using? I am still learning what cameras can input/accept that type of control.

@PaulClifford 4 года назад

Thomas Cee I cant remember the model number, but they’re Panasonic HD broadcast cameras.

@thomascee 4 года назад

Paul Alan Clifford Okay that is helpful. I need to remote control a camera, and have been very confused on what tools I need for that... Maybe I’ll share some pictures of my situation in the ProPresenter Facebook group. Thank you!

@muratbaykal6550 5 лет назад

To set up the colors in the multiple camera set, what you explain in this video does give a very little info, I mean very insufficient. There is a adjustment sequence for example, first black balancing, then white balancing with white card(90percent reflection ratio), then with grey scale card gamma and flare adjustment to be done. Then, black gammas, knees, matrix/multi matrix adjustments can be done.. Anyway, for a very much beginning your video may be acceptable ;)

@PaulClifford 5 лет назад

This was just meant to be a simple intro video.