The Commerce Department, which licenses the craft, demands that Washington be allowed to exercise what experts call " shutter control, " basically an abrupt cutoff of image sales.
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Under the law, the Bush administration could have blocked news media's access to the satellite on national security grounds by invoking a never-used provision of the law called " shutter control ."
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But no similar contract has been signed for the gulf, and in what appears to be a sign that the government is reconsidering the policy of shutter control, it says it may not seek such a contract.
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But arms-control experts say the threat posed by the new interlopers could be dealt with in ways more peaceable than blasting them out of the sky, including simply making firm arrangements with ground controllers for what is essentially shutter control.
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And, he said, governmental shutter control over the new cameras would most likely prove awkward or futile because Washington would be unlikely to always know ahead of time when censorship might be in the best interests of the United States.
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To ensure against sales at risky moments, each satellite license grants the government " shutter control, " or the right to censor images, " during periods when national security or international obligations and / or foreign policies may be compromised ."
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In 1933 the Leica III offered slow speed shutter controls and a fast 1 / 1000th shutter speed, and various iterations of the III ( a, b, c, d, f, & g ) series became the flagship models and best sellers into the late 1950s.
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The camera was developed in 1976 specifically for complex special effects shots in " TTL chips, the all-digitally controlled system allowed for 7 axes of motion : roll, pan, tilt, swing, boom, traverse, track, lens focus, motor drive, shutter control, and their duplication in multiple takes.
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Nikon popularised many features in professional SLR photography, such as the modular camera system with interchangeable lenses, viewfinders, motor drives, and data backs; integrated light metering and lens indexing; electronic strobe flashguns instead of expendable flashbulbs; electronic shutter control; evaluative multi-zone " matrix " metering; and built-in motorized film advance.
