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Shooting 3D video can bring an exciting new element to your video production. It can also bring loads of frustration as you struggle to learn the new technology or when you realize that, when shooting in 3D, some of your normal shooting techniques don't work out so well. Learning more about 3D technology and how to modify your video production skills to accommodate for the extra dimension can help keep your 3D video from falling flat.

Shooting

  • 5 Low Angle Tips

    Jordan Claverie - Tue, 03/26/2013 - 4:11pm

    Take 5, low angle tips
    We often don't take the time to lay flat on the ground, or gaze up under tables, but there's a completely different world to be seen from low angle shots. Using low angles effectively in your story can be a challenge, but these tips for going low can help get your brain working toward even more creative uses. In no particular order, here are some ways to use your camera with very little clearance above a solid surface.

  • CES 2013: GLIDECAM iGlide

    We got a hands on look at Glidecam's iGlide.  This handheld stabilizer is designed for any camera or phone that weighs between six to twelve ounces.

  • Shooting in 3D: Very Early Days

    Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 01/01/2011 - 12:00am

    Shooting in 3D: Very Early Days
    Do you remember the first household on your block to own a color TV, an Atari, Nintendo or a VHS player? Being the first is cool, but it has its drawbacks - learning to use the technology for one.

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