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What are the projectors? (Now that might be a stupid question...)
The projectors are the 'big tellies' that the news presenter sits in front of.
In fact they are expensive video projectors, which take a live feed (right) or 5 mins delayed (left) of a camera suspended in the newsroom. The left hand projector is also reversed horizontally, so it projects a mirror image of the right hand projector. (Incidentally both of these projectors and the camera are 4:3, not widescreen!)
There is a third projector, sometimes called the bigscreen, which is used for down-the-line interviews, or correspondent stand-ups.
A plasma screen is also available for the sport presenter to use for DTLs. (It also features in the opening and closing sequence of HardTalk - it displays the blue Hardtalk logo)
noggin
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kingrikk posted:
noggin posted:
Yep - N6 is not exactly on the huge side with the UK Today and Nationals set both permanently installed. (And the projectors take up a lot of room)
(Edited by noggin at 2:08 pm on July 14, 2001)
(Edited by noggin at 2:08 pm on July 14, 2001)
What are the projectors? (Now that might be a stupid question...)
The projectors are the 'big tellies' that the news presenter sits in front of.
In fact they are expensive video projectors, which take a live feed (right) or 5 mins delayed (left) of a camera suspended in the newsroom. The left hand projector is also reversed horizontally, so it projects a mirror image of the right hand projector. (Incidentally both of these projectors and the camera are 4:3, not widescreen!)
There is a third projector, sometimes called the bigscreen, which is used for down-the-line interviews, or correspondent stand-ups.
A plasma screen is also available for the sport presenter to use for DTLs. (It also features in the opening and closing sequence of HardTalk - it displays the blue Hardtalk logo)