Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
fotografía de conjunto, semiconjunto, y detalle
English translation:
an overview, a mid range shot, and a close-up
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Jeanne Zang
Dec 31, 2002 23:23
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Spanish term
fotografía de conjunto, semiconjunto, y detalle
Spanish to English
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These are descriptions of a set of photographs used as evidence in a trial. I assume that "fotografía de detalle" means a close-up photograph. I don't know how to translate de conjunto y semiconjunto.
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5 | an overview, a mid range and a close-up shot. | trans4u (X) |
4 | full shot, partial shot, and close up | Susana Galilea |
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an overview, a mid range and a close-up shot.
Rule 2 - Get a Complete Series of Pictures
You must move around the scene to see everything. So must the camera. Generally speaking, each important object in the scene should appear in at least three pictures: an overview; a mid range shot; a close-up.
The overview should cover the entire scene to bring out the relationships between the objects. The mid range shot shows and important object and its immediate surroundings. Finally, each close-up shows a key detail clearly.
http://www.rcmp-learning.org/docs/ecdd1004.htm
Hope this helps.
You must move around the scene to see everything. So must the camera. Generally speaking, each important object in the scene should appear in at least three pictures: an overview; a mid range shot; a close-up.
The overview should cover the entire scene to bring out the relationships between the objects. The mid range shot shows and important object and its immediate surroundings. Finally, each close-up shows a key detail clearly.
http://www.rcmp-learning.org/docs/ecdd1004.htm
Hope this helps.
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Comment: "Thanks very much. The reference was great, since it refers to court photography."
12 mins
full shot, partial shot, and close up
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