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Light sources and their use in cinematography practice
Adam, Daniel ; MYSLÍK, Jiří (advisor) ; ŠOFR, Jaromír (referee)
Theory of light-photometric units, color temperature, film lamp design - open face, fresnell; Lamps- bulb, HMI, fluorescent lights, LED, halogen lamps, ceramic, Dedolight, Jemmball, mobile applications, PocketLD, Helios
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Night in film
Marek, Lukáš ; MACÁK, Jiří (advisor) ; ŠOFR, Jaromír (referee)
The night is one of the ways to learn about the presence of light. Similarly, the present thesis is one of the sources revealing something substantial about night and its presence around us. The actual theme of night is approached on the basis of its impact on both the human eye and the film material, or basically any other photosensitive element. This work has been drawn up and is comprised of several parts. The first part deals with the actual definition of the concept of night in encyclopaedic terms and night in general, its role in mythology, and it ends with the description of technical and psychological details of night scenes. The next part discusses the most typical adaptations and interpretations of night on the screen. It provides a list of instructions regarding the preparations of such an atmosphere, specifies the best shooting approaches and techniques and what is to be left for the process of post-production in a film laboratory. The text is complemented with numerous illustrations in the form of graphs, photos, exported film samples and picture instructions.
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Cameras for digital cinematography, specifications and quality measures
Polách, Martin ; JÍCHA, Marek (advisor) ; KOŠŤÁL, Emil (referee)
This thesis is about essential digital cameras and technologies, which are used by directors of photography for shooting feature films, commercials and television content. I focused mainly on cameras, that are available to the public in your 2012, which are for example Arri Alexa, RED EPIC, Sony F65, Phantom FLEX, Phantom 65 and few more semi-professional cameras. In my thesis I also look back on the beginnings and history of digital cameras from 1990?s, when first cameras emerged that were at least able to compete with film negative, and on the development of second generation of digital cameras as Panavision Genesis, Arri D20-D21 and RED ONE. Part of my work is also devoted to technical properties and specifications, which are required from current high-end cameras.
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