shot box

English

Noun

shot box (plural shot boxes)

  1. (film, television) A video camera attachment for controlling and storing lens settings.
    • 1996, Ron Whittaker, Video Field Production, page 107:
      The zoom lenses on many studio cameras have shot boxes that can electronically memorize several preselected zoom speed and focal length settings.
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