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What is a Color Compensation Filter?
Learn what a color compensation filter is, what it is used for, and why it should be applied sparingly. Color Correction For many home digital video filmmakers color correction refers to something that happens during post-production with non-linear video...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
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What is a Fog Filter?
Learn how to use a fog filter in digital video production. Giving Your Video the Fog Many people will find fog in their video image from a number of different sources, yet it is almost always an obstacle. Fog appearing in your footage, whether it is there...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
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Tips for Linear Editing
Here are some tips for effective linear editing in film. Linear Edting Tips Linear editing, or film editing , in general can be called a dead art simply because it is not the main type of editing that takes place in the film and digital video realm. Instead...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 23, 2009 to
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Shooting Action
Before shooting action, follow some of these tips to create an intense, action-packed experience for your viewers. Shooting Action Capturing action is a visual process that is open to endless shooting techniques and styles. Recreating a 3-dimensional...

Published by label me. (1,627 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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What are Flash Frames?
Learn about what Flash Frames are and how to fix them during Linear Editing. Linear Editing Errors There are common mistakes that occur when performing film editing in the linear editing format. Since linear editing gives you over all less control than...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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Using a Synchronizer in Linear Film Editing
Learn how to use a sychronizer in linear editing to sync audio with your video image. Sync Linear Editing Audio, at least in more traditional film production, does not record directly in line with the picture. The film picture is a series of still shots...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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What is a Cement Splicer?
Learn about how to use a Cement Splicer during post-production. From Linear Editing to Printing Linear editing is by no means a common form of film or digital video editing and is instead used as a specific novelty. Linear editing is saved for certain...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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Initiating Exposure Control
Here are a few key tips to take exposure control on your video image. Getting Into Digital Video Exposure Exposure really boils down to whether or not the image handled the level of brightness that was available. This is to say if it was too bright, not...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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Set Dressings and Props
What is the difference between set dressings and props? Set Dressings and Props Both add interest to the story and character(s) and may include subtle clues about who they are, and they may even include symbolic references about the plot and/or how...

Published by label me. (1,627 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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Discovery Channel Here We Come: Create Your Own Travel Video Log
Do you have some great footage from that Tibetan trip or that trek through the Teton? Then, create your own travel videos and share them with others. Learn how to capture your viewers interest and make a viral video log. Get a Good Mic Travel video...

Published by mistyfaucheux (14,231 pts ) on Nov 20, 2009 to
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