videokaamerad
Videokaamerad is a term used to describe equipment designed to record moving images. In common usage it covers consumer camcorders, digital single-lens cameras with video capabilities, and professional broadcast or cinema cameras. A videokaamerad converts light through a lens into an electronic signal, which is then stored on a recording medium or transmitted for later editing and viewing.
History: Early video cameras emerged in the mid-20th century with analog cameras using Vidicon and related
Types: Consumer camcorders integrate lens and recording media; mirrorless and DSLR cameras provide interchangeable lenses with
Technical aspects: key specifications include sensor type (CCD or CMOS), resolution (SD, 720p/1080p, 4K), frame rate
Impact and use: Videokaamerad are central to filmmaking, news gathering, sports, education, and consumer media creation.