Feature Stories
Desktop Video Buyer's Guide
Would you believe that Hollywood is using high-end versions of consumer DTV products to
do special effects on big-budget films? Would you believe that major theatrical releases are
being created with products that have the same names as those found on a home DTV
computers? Start believing.
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Video Help from Videographers
Our subscribers give advice, and share lessons learned in their videography experience
March 1996
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Getting Started: Auto vs. Manual
If better-looking video is your goal, maybe it's time you took control.
Pause: Least Favorite Video Things
Great hobby or not, videomaking has its share of irritating aspects.
On Ramp: Exploring Cable Opportunities
Don't forget cable TV as a legitimate outlet for your video wares.
Edit Suite: TBC Trivia
Answers to common questions about one of video's least-understood tools.
Sound Track: The Direct Connection
Tapping into an existing audio mixer often results in a clearer audio track.
Profitmaker: Making History
Family or company history videos may be a lucrative, untapped market in your area.
