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1 передающая камера
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2 передающая камера
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > передающая камера
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3 киносъемочный аппарат
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > киносъемочный аппарат
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4 фотоаппарат
1) General subject: camera (а не тюремная камера), kodak (системы Кодак), still camera, still-shot camera2) Engineering: camera device, easily handled camera, environmentally protected camera, foreapparatus (для получения растительного масла), photographic apparatus, photographic camera, picture camera, picture-taking camera, taking camera3) Telecommunications: film recorder4) Cartography: mapping camera, photographic surveying apparatus (аэро)5) Security: film camera -
5 фотокамера
1) Engineering: camera, photographic camera, picture camera, picture-taking camera, taking camera2) Telecommunications: (цифровая) photocamera3) Cartography: mapping camera4) Metrology: still camera -
6 фотографический аппарат
1) General subject: camera2) Engineering: photographic apparatus, photographic camera, picture camera, picture-taking camera, taking cameraУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > фотографический аппарат
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7 фотографический аппарат
photographic apparatus, photographic camera, picture(-taking) camera, taking camera, camera* * *Русско-английский политехнический словарь > фотографический аппарат
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8 кинокамера
1) General subject: biograph, camera, cinematograph, kinematograph2) Engineering: cine camera, cinecamera, film camera, motion-picture camera, movie camera, movie-camera, taking camera3) Electronics: picture camera4) Astronautics: high high-speed ( cine) camera, high speed ( cine) camera, motion picture camera5) Advertising: cinematographic camera -
9 киносъёмочный аппарат
1) Engineering: camera, cine camera, cinecamera, easily handled camera, film camera, manual camera, motion-picture camera, movie-camera, taking camera2) Electronics: movie camera, picture cameraУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > киносъёмочный аппарат
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10 киноаппарат
1) General subject: biograph, camera, cinecamera, cinematograph, kinematograph2) Engineering: cinematographic camera, motion picture instrument, motion-picture apparatus, motion-picture instrument, motion-picture machine, movie camera, taking camera3) Railway term: moving picture camera4) Makarov: cine camera, motion-picture camera -
11 аппарат для немой киносъёмки
Engineering: picture camera, picture-taking camera, silent cameraУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > аппарат для немой киносъёмки
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12 фотокамера
cameraфотокамера Бейкера метеорнаяBaker meteor cameraфотокамера Бейкер-НаннаBaker-Nunn cameraфотокамера МаксутоваMaksutov cameraфотокамера МарковицаMarkowitz camera (for photographic observations of the Moon)фотокамера с объективной призмойobjective-prism cameraфотокамера ШмидтаSchmidt cameraфотокамера Шмидта с апланатической сферической линзойSchmidt aplanatic sphere cameraфотокамера Шмидта с толстым зеркаломthick-mirror Schmidt cameraастрономическая фотокамераastrocameraаэрофотокамераaerial cameraзеркальная фотокамераreflex cameraлунная фотокамераlunar camera (taking pictures of lunar surface)лунная геологическая фотокамераlunar geological exploration cameraлунная картографическая фотокамераlunar mapping cameraлунная позиционная фотокамераmoon-position cameraметеорная фотокамераmeteor cameraрегистрирующая фотокамераphotographic sensory unitсверхширокоугольная фотокамераall-sky cameraспутниковая фотокамераsatellite cameraтелескопическая фотокамераtelescopic cameraширокоугольная фотокамераwide-angle camera -
13 объектив киносъемочный
taking lens, motion picture camera lensРусско-английский словарь кинотерминов > объектив киносъемочный
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14 съемочный объектив
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15 частота киносъёмки
1) Engineering: camera speed, film rate, filming speed, frame rate, picture-taking rate, taking rate, taking speed2) Metrology: framing frequency, shooting frequency, taking frequency3) Makarov: camera frequencyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > частота киносъёмки
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16 частота киносъемки
film rate, frame rate, picture-taking rate, taking rate, camera speed, filming speed, taking speed* * *Русско-английский политехнический словарь > частота киносъемки
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17 киносъемочный
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18 киносъёмочный объектив
1) Engineering: cinematographic taking lens, cinematography lens, motion-picture camera lens, motion-picture lens2) Cinema: taking lensУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > киносъёмочный объектив
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19 кадровое окно
1) General subject: vacancy2) Engineering: aperture gate (фильмового канала), camera aperture (фото- или киносъёмочного аппарата), exposure aperture, film aperture, film gate (фильмового канала), frame gate (фильмового канала), gate aperture, photographic aperture, picture aperture, picture gate (фильмового канала), picture-taking aperture3) Cinema: aperture4) Metrology: framing window5) Advertising: film aperture (киноаппарата), film path, gate, picture aperture (киноаппарата) -
20 угол зрения камеры
1) Engineering: taking angle (объектива)2) Astronautics: camera angleУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > угол зрения камеры
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