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If you’re familiar with DSLRs, you may assume that the maximum recording capabilities for your camera are 30 mins (or 25 minutes and 59 seconds) if you look at your manual. However, this is and isn’t true in a couple of ways.
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When shooting interviews, one or two cameras is the norm. However, using a third camera on interview shoots can bring an extra dynamic to your production…
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MeisnerMedia uses version 14 for this demo but the core principles translate to the latest release of Davinci Resolve. In this Davinci Resolve 14 basics tutorial Theo shows us all the nitty gritty involved with beginning to fully utilise Davinci
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There’s more to video transitions than simply moving between scenes. Let’s look at the reasons behind the cuts.
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When you add subtitles to YouTube videos, your audience benefits and your video ranks higher. Follow these steps to add subtitles and closed captions.
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Whether you’re a fitness professional or a videographer working on fitness projects, these tips will be useful in creating professional home workout videos.
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When dealing with Audio in Final Cut Pro, there are two primary filters that help our audio during video work. In this article I’m going to share some tips about them to increase the overall quality and value of your
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Filmmaker Walter Walbeck may have the answers you’re looking for in the featured video that showcases a few excellent techniques in that regard.
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For those of you who are unsure what a “Shreditor” is (and if you might be one yourself), check the definition below (or read up on the term in this article). If you find the concept of producing, shooting, and editing to be your ideal
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Motion blur can lend an aesthetically pleasing look to motion graphics and compositing projects. But what is it exactly, and why does it exist?
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