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Feature Stories

What's in a Bag

by Laura Martone
Choosing the right protection for your equipment.

Microphones Take Flight

by James DeRuvo
A brief overview of microphones for the videographer.

Cracking the Video Time Code

by Pat Bailey
Unraveling the perplexity and complexity of using video time code.

Beef it Up: Basic Hardware Requirements for Editing

by Joe McCleskey
What to buy, what to buy? The toughest decision to make when building an editing system is "Where do I begin?" Here's an easy-to-follow guide to get you started.

Departments

In Box

by Jennifer O'Rourke

Your Tips

by Morgan Paar

New Gear

by Charles Fulton
  • Ulead Video ToolBox 2.0 Home Edition
  • Lenmar Fusion-USB Mach 1 Speed Charger
  • Telemetrics TelePod

Zoom In

by Morgan Paar
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July 2005
Table of Contents

Columns

Viewfinder: Sundance Visions

by Matthew York
Sundance Visions

Basic Training: Shooting on the Go

by Jenny Hanson
Videographers rely heavily on tripods to get smooth, steady and level images. While essential, they can be a hassle when there's no time for setup.

Illuminations: Color Temperature Strategies

by Jim Stinson
Coloring your video world with light is more than just turning on a few lamps and setting a good white balance - light is often a mixed bag.

Lighting Terms

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Glossary of lighting terms used by videographers.

Video Editing : Using Still Photos in Video

by Bill Davis
The Civil War not only changed American history forever, but it changed the future world of video editing.

Audio Advice: Traveling Sounds

by Hal Robertson
Probably the most important audio tool in your kit, normalizing analyzes the audio in a video clip and boosts the volume so the peaks are at maximum volume.

Test Bench