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Kindergarten Yearbook Videos

by George F. Young
A little planning, your expertise and your camera can turn into a career or at least a little cash when you create a video yearbook.

Video Editing Cards

by Bill Davis
Fast and efficient, if you want to get video onto your computer (and we assume you do) you'll need an interface card.

How High the Camera?

by Jim Stinson
Different camera heights serve different purposes and achieve different effects.

Departments

Your Tips

by Charles Fulton

Video News

by Charles Fulton
Quick Focus

New Gear

by Charles Fulton
Audio-Technica, Iomega, Gitzo, VideoTraxx, Bebob, Eovia, Boxx

Zoom In

by Charles Fulton
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September 2004
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Columns

Viewfinder: Message to a Competent Person that Wants to use Video

by Matthew York
Video is a powerful communications tool that requires more discipline than meets the eye.

Home Video Hints: How to Use Available Light

by Garret C. Maynard
Available light can be all you need if you patiently think through your options and wisely exploit the location.

Video on CD-R

by Kyle Cassidy
DVD may be all the rage, but there is a nearly universal distribution path that has been around for quite a while now.

Light Source: The Wedding in the Woods - Part 1

by Jim Stinson
The best-laid plans of mice and men gang aft agley.

Video Editing: Composites: The Key to Success

by Joe McCleskey
The best way to create effective video composites is to understand video effects.

Sound Advice: Bits and Bytes

by Hal Robertson
Understanding the language of digital audio.

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