June 1995
Table of Contents
Feature Stories
Every Few Thousand Miles
If it ain't broke, don't fix it--right? Not
necessarily. Join Mark Steensland as he
discusses the hows and whys of camcorder and VCR maintenance.
Sifting the Light: A Look at Lens Filters
Lens filters offer a simple way for videomakers to get better images. Author David Welton explains the different types of filters and their uses, for beginners and pros alike.
Macro Videomaker Discovers Aliens: Closeup View Tells of World's End!
A tabloid headline, a scattered journal and a handful of audio transcriptions tell a tell of impending doom. A macro videomaker brings in all to light in this tongue-in-cheek treatment of close-up video.
Editing Protocols
If editing protocols confuse you, you're not alone. Plenty of people get frustrated with the numerous (and often bran-specific) protocols on the market today. In this article, we'll walk you through the maze step-by-step.
We Are Proud to Announce the ...1994 VM Best Product of the Year Awards
Videomaker honors the best video equipment of 1994.
Reviews
Lightweight Camera is Solid Addition to Home Events Market
- RCA CC740 VHS-C Camcorder
- Sharp VL-L64U SlimCam
- Sony XV-AL100 Video Editing System
- Sharp VL-L64U SlimCam
Columns
Viewfinder: Why Did You Buy Your Camcorder?
Why Did You Buy Your Camcorder?
Camera Work: Simple Camcorder Editing
Simple Camcorder Editing
Pause: Press Principles
Press Principles
On Ramp: Low-power Television
Low-power Television
Edit Points: Choosing and Using Edit Controllers
Choosing and Using Edit Controllers
Sound Reasoning: Recording Stereo Sound
Recording Stereo Sound
Desktop Video: Logging Tapes
Logging Tapes
Video Entrepreneur: Programs to the People
Programs to the People
Departments
Product Scene
- Casio Magavision FV-600
- Canon ES2000
- Toshiba M-781
- Phantom Technology HeadTrip
- Bi-Tronics SVHS-DA3
- Sanyo VM-PS12
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Introduce Yourself
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Seeking thoughts on the AG-HVX200A Camera
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