Instant Picture Camera: Camera, usually with simple controls, producing a finished photographic print within minutes of the film being exposed, (e.g. Polaroid cameras and materials).

 

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Instant Picture Camera: Camera, usually with simple controls, producing a finished photographic print within minutes of the film being exposed, (e.g. Polaroid cameras and materials).

Polaroid Camera: An instant picture camera designed for polaroid materials.

One Shot Color Camera: Is an obsolete plate camera making three color separation negatives from a single exposure.

Multiple-Camera Production: A mode of production unique to television wherein two or more cameras are used to record the scene, enabling simultaneous and/or post-production editing. The mode used in most sitcoms and al . . . View Full Definition

One-Man Picture: When both bid and the offered prices of a broker come from the same source.

Panoramic Camera: Camera with a special type of scanning lens which rotates on its rear nodal point and produces an image of the scanned area on a curved plate or film.

Picture: Describes bid and asked prices a broker quotes for a given security. Used for listed equity securities. Bid and ask prices and quantity information from a specialist or from a dealer regardi . . . View Full Definition

Multimode Camera: Is a 35mm camera that will operate in several modes.

Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG): It refers to a set of standards as defined up by the Moving Pictures Experts Group, and that defines the digital signal compression technology used among others, by digital satellite TV syst . . . View Full Definition

Wireless Instant Messaging (WIM): Bridges the gap between wired and wireless networks. WIM seamlessly allows a desktop user to instantly send a message to a handset.