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• Frequently Asked Questions About Camcorder Use

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 07/01/2000 - 12:00am

  

  Learn the answers to some common camcorder conundrums.

• Take Five: Five Tips for Handheld Camerawork

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Wed, 03/01/2000 - 12:00am

  

  The best way to shoot steady shots is to use a tripod. Perhaps you don't have a tripod. Maybe you have one, but left it at home. Maybe your subject matter simply doesn't lend itself to shooting from a stationary position. Whatever the case, these five tips will help...

• Video Warm-ups

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 02/01/2000 - 12:00am

  

  Practice makes perfect. Try these simple exercises that all videographers can use to improve their shooting skills.

• Getting Started: Camera Move Aesthetics

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Wed, 12/01/1999 - 12:00am

  

  Carefully chosen camera moves contribute immensely to the aesthetic quality of your video.

• Videocraft: Dollys and Trucks and Pans, Oh My!

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sun, 08/01/1999 - 12:00am

  

  Every camcorder user should have a dolly. No, not Raggedy Ann, the kind that lets you wheel things around.

• Zoom in on Still Photos while Maintaining Clarity

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 12/01/1998 - 12:00am

  

  Tech Talk

• Image Stabilization: High-tech Help for Shakey Shots

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sun, 11/01/1998 - 12:00am

  

  Image stabilization is a popular feature found on almost any camcorder, yet many people don't know how it works. This quick overview of shot-stabilizing technologies, including the differences between digital and optical stabilization, will surely helpcalm those shakey shots.

• Getting Started: Keep on Trucking

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 10/01/1998 - 12:00am

  

  Camera moves that will help you make better videos.

• Getting Started: Handheld Camera Techniques

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 09/01/1998 - 12:00am

  

  Steady camera shots without a tripod can be easy if you practice these simple tips.

• Careful Not to Break the Balance!

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 05/01/1998 - 12:00am

  

  Ask Videomaker. Questions and comments from our readers and answers from the editors.

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