Question

In this activity, you'll use a tripod while recording with a camera. If you don't have access to a tripod, research the various types of tripods, their
uses, and the movements they require to shoot a particular scene.
Mount
camera on a tripod and record an activity of your choice. Some suggestions are
• school at closing time (hint: school gate opens, students walk out and board bus, camera pans to show students crossing road, pans up to
walk sign
students recording a lesson in session
• basketball practice
• the cafeteria at lunch
The shoot should include two of the following camera and tripod movements: zoom in or zoom out, pan left or right, tilt up or tilt down.
When you have finished recording or researching a particular scene, write a note describing the
• scenes or places you shot,
• kind of camcorder and tripod you used,
• different camera or tripod movements you used (and why), and
• effects you could achieve by making different camera or tripod movements.
Help ASAP please

Answer 1

Answer:

Consider the figure shown below.

The three legs of the tripod meet the ground at points A, B, and C.

The ground is a horizontal plane, so the points A, B, C when joined together define a triangle.

By design, the weight of the tripod passes through the point O, the center of the triangle, so that triangle ABC is a regular or equilateral triangle.

Answer: An equilateral triangle.

Explanation: