ArticleField.comInternet's Fastest Growing Free Content Article DirectoryThe following entertainment article was written for Spreety TV Online by professional journalist Carolyn Giardina. Mobile DTV On The Way By Carolyn Giardina In a move that underscores the shift toward viewing television content on non-traditional devices, the Advanced Television Systems Committee has approved a mobile digital television standard. The standard defines the technical specifications […]
The following entertainment article was written for Spreety TV Online by professional journalist Carolyn Giardina. Your Car: The Next Digital Living Room? By Carolyn Giardina “The car is becoming the next digital living room,” asserted Consumer Electronics Association president and CEO Gary Shapiro during a recent press conference. In fact, CEA suggested that the automobile […]
There are several business events, such as the visit of an important customer, or a high profile symposium, for which you need to capture the happenings in form of pictures. To get these pictures, you need corporate photographers.
Opera glasses developed from a series of other inventions. All this started in 1608 when the Dutch optician Hans Lipperhey created binoculars consisting of two parallel telescopes. Their magnification capability was a (very impressive for the time) x3. Within one year the Italian mathematician and philosopher Galileo Galilee made massive improvements to the techniques and types of lenses used in telescopes, thereby increasing the magnification ability to x30.
You may not want to bring binoculars to catch all the action of a performance on stage so Opera Glasses would be the next best thing. Opera houses built many years ago have balconies that are very far from the stage with cheaper seats. Often times they were such a distance that you could only see figures moving across the stage and forget about seeing faces that is part of the acting processes. Opera glasses would enable those people in the gallery to see much better almost to the point of seeing the facial expressions of the performers. Opera Glasses are not a new item on the market because they have been available since the 50’s.
