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The Zolly
What is a zolly? Zoom + Dolly = Zolly The Zolly A Zolly (a.k.a. Dolly Zoom, the Vertigo Effect, Telescoping, etc.) is a simple and commonly used camera effect that gives the illusion that the subject is being pulled toward the camera and the...

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Getting Video Image Color Contrast Right
Here are some ways to work with color contrast in digital video images. Against Each Other Contrast can be referred as the difference between two things. This can be the clash between two ideas, two personality types, two songs. In digital video we refer...

Published by Shane Burley (64,101 pts ) on Nov 13, 2009 to
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What is a Timecode Break?
A timecode break can come from switch ups on the flow of your digital video tape. Timecode Issues In the world of digital video you are going to find problems with timecode almost inevitable. The reason is that this digital time marker, which began with...

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Basic Differences Between Audio and Video Compression
Here are just the very basic differences between the audio and video compression processes. Video Compression There are volumes written about both audio and video compression on a yearly basis. New codecs and file processes come in and out of fashion...

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What is Hyperfocal Distance?
Learn about hyperfocal distance and how you can use it to bring images in focus. Understanding Hyperfocal Distance Hyperfocal distance is a commonly used technique on digital video cameras, though it can be a complicated aspect to understand. Take any...

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What are T-Stops?
Learn about t-stops in film and video and how they relate to f-stops. Using F-Stops Many people are familiar with measuring the f-stop on your film or video camera. What the f-stop measures is the relation between the focal length and the aperture. The...

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Elements of a Video Set
Learn about what it takes to create a digital video set so you know how to create, approach and alter them. A New World Part of what make digital video a unique art form is that you have the ability to create an entirely new world for the audience. This...

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The Strip Board
How can setting up a strip board help you? Learn how to create a strip board to assist you with your special video/ film project. The Strip Board Also known as the production board, the strip board is an effective way to assist the production...

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Light Modifiers
Different types of light modifiers are used to produce various lighting effects. Learn what each one is used for. Light Modifiers When working with lights there are various ways to create the desired light(s) on your subject(s). Whether you’re wanting...

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The Role of an Assistant Director
What exactly does an assistant director do on the set? What Does an Assistant Director Do? Also known as the A.D., the assistant director works closely with the director and the production manager (the individual responsible for overseeing the...

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