Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
dutching
French translation:
cadrage oblique
Aug 1, 2001 18:37
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English term
United States
dutching
English to French
Art/Literary
« You could move around the subject as you shoot, for instance, or tilt the frame at an angle - what's known in the trade as 'dutching'. »
This word seems to describe the movement of a camera other than panning (panoramique horizontal) or tilting (panoramique vertical). It is the movement of the camera on its own axis, thus "tilting the FRAME".
This word seems to describe the movement of a camera other than panning (panoramique horizontal) or tilting (panoramique vertical). It is the movement of the camera on its own axis, thus "tilting the FRAME".
Proposed translations
(French)
| 0 | cadrage penche , cadrage oblique |
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cadrage penche , cadrage oblique
in equivalant of english also given " lateral framing for dutching " but there are also dutch tilt and dutch angle entries all met with "cadrage penche , cadrage oblique " all
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