Projection/Motion Media/Multimedia

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Systems
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Images
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Large Images
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Projected Images
Images
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Large Images
Attract Attention
 Generic Projection System
Reflector Screen

Lamp Transparency
Lens Lens
(Condenser) (Projection)
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Projection Screens
Rear Screen

Front Screen
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Front Projection Screens

• Matte Surface
• Lenticular
• High Reflectance
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Viewing Principles
Angle of View
< 30Þ
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Viewing Principles

w = image width
2w min.
4w – comp. proj.
6w – non-computer
Minimum/Maximum Viewing Distance
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Keystoning
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Motion Media
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Attributes of Motion Media

• Show Motion
• Manipulate Time and Space
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Show Motion

• Persistance of Vision
¦ Re-creating Motion
¦ Moving the Motionless
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Manipulate Space and Time

• Manipulation of Space
• Manipulation of Time
¦ Compression
¦ Expansion
¦ Arresting Motion
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Advantages
of Motion Media

• Visual Continuity
• Remote Observation
• Repeated Viewing
• Dramatize Events
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Advantages
of Motion Media

• Emotional Impact
• Command Attention
• Distance Transmission (TV)
• Easy/Universal (TV)
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Limitations
of Motion Media

• Fixed Pace
• Expensive Production
• Advance Planning
• Large Group Projection (TV)
• Resolution (TV)
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Resolution
of Film and Television

• TV : 525 lines
• HDTV: 1,125 lines
• 16mm Film : 2,000 lines
• 35mm Film : 4,000 lines
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Formats – Film

• 16mm
• 35 mm
• 70mm
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Formats – Television

• Professional Formats –
2” Quad 1” “C” Format
1/2” BetaCam SP, M2 1/2” Digital (D2)

• Industrial/Educational Formats –
1/2” VHS S-VHS
8mm Hi-8
3/4” U-Matic

• Distribution Format – VHS

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MULTIMEDIA

Presentation systems or
programs (materials) which
incorporate a combination of
media formats, usually
including both aural and visual
elements.
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Examples of Multimedia
Systems
• Slide/Tape
• Programmable Control Systems
• Multimedia Classroom Control
Systems
• Multimedia Computer Workstations
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Examples of Common Media

Formats for Multimedia
• Audio tape
• Videotape
• Slides
• Video Disc
• Compact Audio Disc (CD)
• CD ROM Digital Data Storage
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Slide/Tape Programs

• Group presentaion
• Individual Presentation
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Advantages of Slide/Tape

• Consistent narrative information

• Mixing of non-verbal audio
(music, natural, fx)
• Audio/visual information linked
• Relatively easy and inexpensive
to produce locally
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Limitations of Slide/Tape

• Special equipment set-up

• Sound and visual can get out of
sync
• Provides limited visual movement
(not true motion)
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Synchronization

Principle: record pulses on

audiotape at point where visual is
to change
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Synchronization
• Audible Pulses: Tones on the
audio track which can be heard
by the viewer, cueing him/her to
manually advance the slides.

• Inaudible Pulses: Tones on an

audio track other than the
program track (1000 Hz) which
advance the slides automatically.
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Multi-image Presentation

• Multi-image: Images from more

than one projection source
displayed on one or more
screens in sequence or
simultaneously
• Multi-screen: Multi-image
presention which uses more
than one screen
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Some common uses of

Multi-image

• Education/training
• Informational presentations
• Motivational presentations
• Entertainment
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Reasons for using

multi-image
• Compare/contrast
• Continuity (build)
• Maintain relationships
• Special effects
• Simulate motion
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Common Multi-image
Formats
• Single Screen
• Side-by-Side
• Multiple
Screens/Multiple
projectors
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Electronic Multimedia and

Internet
• CD ROM
• QuickTime Virtual
Reality
• RealAudio
• Netscape – Web Sites