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Cinematography

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Mar 24, 2010

If you're into cinematography try creating your own dolly camera platform to get those seamless tracking shots. This is a fun project that will allow you to take your film to the next level, or at ...

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Mar 12, 2010

One of the great innovations of Canon's DSLR technology is the relatively inexpensive ability it gives to any filmmaker to make professional quality video. This video is a great demonstration of a Gl ...

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Mar 8, 2010

Amazing what you can get out of camcorder these days. "Discovering a whole tiny world in my father's small garden. There is a small pond with small falls, some stones, some plants, and plenty of life! ...

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Mar 6, 2010

Understand basic video tricks.A great way to prop up your camcorder when you don't have a tripod and you want a low angle shot from the ground is to use a rubber doorstop. It stays put and you can mo ...

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Feb 28, 2010

"Skimboarding in a Storm" displays some ultra cool camerawork, employing the relatively cheap and user friendly GoPro camera (also used in the clever Kitchen Timer Panning Time Lapse Hack).Says Gizmod ...

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Feb 27, 2010

Kipkay's ingenuity is enough to amaze us all, especially all of you indie filmmakers. These five tips for aspiring filmmakers will help you keep your sanity and avoid frustrating times. Have you eve ...

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Feb 22, 2010

Make your own 3D movie with this easy camera hack: record with two cameras simultaneously. Next, use video software to overlap the images, making it viewable through 3D glasses. Very clever (and cheap ...

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Feb 4, 2010

This video explains the difference between polarizing lenses used in conventional 3d (linear) and those used in RealD 3d (circular). Circular polarizing lenses enable you to move your head without ch ...

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Jan 31, 2010

Clever little cinematography hack. Flickr user rtadlock mods an old kitchen timer into a panning timelapse motor controller. Explanation video below. Not bad for just $6.50! (Another video on Flickr m ...

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Jan 20, 2010

Ikea Hacker features a nice Ikea mod: Romain turns the Ivar side unit into a camera dolly."A few days ago, I found out that the Ivar 'wooden ladder' was perfect to use it as rails for my cinema dolly! ...