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Microfilm Camera Operator
Operates microfilm unit camera to film documents. Inserts appropriate format disk, turns knobs, and flips switches to set controls of unit operation, such as exposure time, margin space, and camera action, according to format instruction sheet. Uses specified camera lens according... [+] More
Operates microfilm unit camera to film documents. Inserts appropriate format disk, turns knobs, and flips switches to set controls of unit operation, such as exposure time, margin space, and camera action, according to format instruction sheet. Uses specified camera lens according to document reduction ratios desired on film, and slides lens into position on unit. Loads film into camera and splices film to device that facilitates movement of film through unit, using splicing tape. Positions documents on unit feed belt, depresses pedal to activate camera, and observes control panel to monitor unit operation. Replaces film or realigns documents according to signal lights on control panel. Observes colors on printed documents to determine exposure settings based on predetermined standards, and adjusts unit controls to obtain desired effects. Removes film from unit and wraps in light-resistant bag for further processing. Completes film identification sheet that indicates indexing numbers of microfilm and attaches sheet to bag for reference by microfilm processor. [-] Less
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Operator Microfilm Camera
Operates microfilm unit camera to film documents. Inserts appropriate format disk, turns knobs, and flips switches to set controls of unit operation, such as exposure time, margin space, and camera action, according to format instruction sheet. Uses specified camera lens according... [+] More
Operates microfilm unit camera to film documents. Inserts appropriate format disk, turns knobs, and flips switches to set controls of unit operation, such as exposure time, margin space, and camera action, according to format instruction sheet. Uses specified camera lens according to document reduction ratios desired on film, and slides lens into position on unit. Loads film into camera and splices film to device that facilitates movement of film through unit, using splicing tape. Positions documents on unit feed belt, depresses pedal to activate camera, and observes control panel to monitor unit operation. Replaces film or realigns documents according to signal lights on control panel. Observes colors on printed documents to determine exposure settings based on predetermined standards, and adjusts unit controls to obtain desired effects. Removes film from unit and wraps in light-resistant bag for further processing. Completes film identification sheet that indicates indexing numbers of microfilm and attaches sheet to bag for reference by microfilm processor. [-] Less
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Camera Operator Head
Plans, directs, and coordinates motion picture filming. Confers with Director regarding interpretation of scene and desired effects. Views set or location and reviews drawings and other information relating to natural or artificial conditions to determine filming and lighting requirements. Reads charts... [+] More
Plans, directs, and coordinates motion picture filming. Confers with Director regarding interpretation of scene and desired effects. Views set or location and reviews drawings and other information relating to natural or artificial conditions to determine filming and lighting requirements. Reads charts and computes ratios to determine required lighting, film, shutter angles, filter factors, camera distance, depth of field and focus, angles of view, and other variables to produce desired effects. Confers with electricians to establish lighting requirements. Selects cameras, accessories, equipment, and film stock, utilizing knowledge of filming techniques, filming requirements, and computations. Instructs camera operators regarding camera setup, angles, distances, movement, and other variables and signals cues for starting and stopping filming. Surveys set or location for potential problems, observes effects of lighting, measures lighting levels, and coordinates necessary changes prior to filming. Views film after processing and makes adjustments, as necessary, to achieve desired effects. May direct television productions that utilize electronic cameras. May specialize in special effects. [-] Less
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Camera Sales Representative
Sells photographic equipment and supplies, such as cameras, camera accessories, and projectors, to new or existing wholesale customers in assigned area or territory. Creates prospect list and gets new accounts. Contacts and interacts directly with new and existing wholesale customers... [+] More
Sells photographic equipment and supplies, such as cameras, camera accessories, and projectors, to new or existing wholesale customers in assigned area or territory. Creates prospect list and gets new accounts. Contacts and interacts directly with new and existing wholesale customers or clients to explain features and merits of various types of cameras and accessories offered, utilizing persuasive sales techniques. Demonstrates and describes products, and emphasizes the best applications and saleable features. Answers all questions concerning products, with appropriate referrals where required. Calculates and quotes prices. Analyzes and determines customers’ needs and recommends appropriate products to meet those needs. Prepares forms or agreements, closes transactions, and secures sales. Establishes professional customer relationships with appropriate customer personnel. Submits time and expense reports to management. Investigates product warranty claims to ensure resolution within organization policies. Analyzes and interprets records of present and past sales, trends and costs, estimated and realized revenue, administrative commitments, and obligations incurred for management. Keeps informed of new products and product changes that might affect product sales. Keeps informed of company contract procedures and product prices. May work with internal departments and vendors to obtain support and assistance in meeting customers' needs. [-] Less
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Camera Operator Animation
Operates special camera to make animated cartoon motion picture films places background drawing on horizontal easel over which camera is suspended. Positions transparent celluloid slide on which animation has been drawn over background and covers it with glass plate. Exposes frame... [+] More
Operates special camera to make animated cartoon motion picture films places background drawing on horizontal easel over which camera is suspended. Positions transparent celluloid slide on which animation has been drawn over background and covers it with glass plate. Exposes frame of motion picture film and repeats process, using next drawing in animation sequence. Regulates exposure and aperture to obtain special effects, such as fade out or fade-ins. [-] Less
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Microfilm Processor
Processes microfilm and examines processed film to ensure that quality of microfiche meets established standards. Loads film into magazine of camera under darkroom conditions, attaches magazine to camera, and splices end of film to leader in machine to facilitate threading film,... [+] More
Processes microfilm and examines processed film to ensure that quality of microfiche meets established standards. Loads film into magazine of camera under darkroom conditions, attaches magazine to camera, and splices end of film to leader in machine to facilitate threading film, using splicing tape. Flips switches and turns valves to activate machine components and functions, such as blower, squeegee, water flow into processor, and rate of processing chemical replenishment. Monitors machine warning lights to detect processing malfunctions, such as break in film or leader, and takes action to correct malfunction, using knowledge of machine operation. Records film processing information, such as film type, developing speed, and rate of chemical replenishment to maintain film log. Examines processed film to ensure numerical order and clarity of microfiche, using film winder, light table, and magnifier. Marks defective microfiche section of film and lists identifying number of sections on identification sheet to indicate refilming required. Measures optical density of random film section to ensure standard processing, using densitometer. Places film on cutter, aligns markings on cutter and film, and moves cutting instrument across film to separate individual microfiche sections of film. Discards defective microfiche and places acceptable microfiche in envelope for further processing. Mixes processing chemicals to maintain supply, following specified formula, using mixing machine. Processes sample film and measures density of film to enable Microfilm Camera Operator to determine exposure settings for new batches of film. [-] Less
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Processor Microfilm
Processes microfilm and examines processed film to ensure that quality of microfiche meets established standards. Loads film into magazine of camera under darkroom conditions, attaches magazine to camera, and splices end of film to leader in machine to facilitate threading film,... [+] More
Processes microfilm and examines processed film to ensure that quality of microfiche meets established standards. Loads film into magazine of camera under darkroom conditions, attaches magazine to camera, and splices end of film to leader in machine to facilitate threading film, using splicing tape. Flips switches and turns valves to activate machine components and functions, such as blower, squeegee, water flow into processor, and rate of processing chemical replenishment. Monitors machine warning lights to detect processing malfunctions, such as break in film or leader, and takes action to correct malfunction, using knowledge of machine operation. Records film processing information, such as film type, developing speed, and rate of chemical replenishment to maintain film log. Examines processed film to ensure numerical order and clarity of microfiche, using film winder, light table, and magnifier. Marks defective microfiche section of film and lists identifying number of sections on identification sheet to indicate refilming required. Measures optical density of random film section to ensure standard processing, using densitometer. Places film on cutter, aligns markings on cutter and film, and moves cutting instrument across film to separate individual microfiche sections of film. Discards defective microfiche and places acceptable microfiche in envelope for further processing. Mixes processing chemicals to maintain supply, following specified formula, using mixing machine. Processes sample film and measures density of film to enable Microfilm Camera Operator to determine exposure settings for new batches of film. [-] Less
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Camera Operator
Photographs various subjects and subject material, using motion picture, television broadcasting, or video recording cameras and equipment. Uses knowledge of motion picture, television broadcasting, or video recording techniques, limitations, and advantages to photograph scenes. Fixes problems presented by exposure control, subject... [+] More
Photographs various subjects and subject material, using motion picture, television broadcasting, or video recording cameras and equipment. Uses knowledge of motion picture, television broadcasting, or video recording techniques, limitations, and advantages to photograph scenes. Fixes problems presented by exposure control, subject and camera movement, changes in subject distance during filming, and related variables. May receive directives from producer or director over headset. May set up and operate dollies, cranes, camera mounting heads, power zooms, and related motion picture, television broadcasting, or video recording equipment and accessories. May maintain or repair equipment and accessories. May specialize in particular subject material or field, such as medical, scientific, news, or commercial. May photograph action on motion picture or television sets and locations, using shoulder held camera, or photograph special effects. May specialize in operation of television cameras. May specialize in operation of motion picture cameras. [-] Less
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Camera Repairer
Repairs and adjusts cameras, using specialized tools and test devices. Disassembles camera, using hand tools. Tests and aligns diaphragm, lens mounts, and film transport to minimize optical distortion, using precision gauges. Adjusts range and view finders, using fixed focusing target. Calibrates... [+] More
Repairs and adjusts cameras, using specialized tools and test devices. Disassembles camera, using hand tools. Tests and aligns diaphragm, lens mounts, and film transport to minimize optical distortion, using precision gauges. Adjusts range and view finders, using fixed focusing target. Calibrates operation of shutter, diaphragm, and lens carriers with dial settings, using electronic or stroboscopic timing instruments. Fabricates or modifies parts, using bench lathe, grinder, and drill press. [-] Less
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Camera Technician
Repairs operates, and adjusts cameras. Calibrates specific camera components, and disassembles and repairs electrical and mechanical parts.
Cleans and checks operational status of camera and equipment parts. May operate cameras and adjust the angles, exposures, and sometimes to instruct other camera operators on technical operation.
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