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Feature Stories

Frequently Asked Questions About Camcorder Use

by Chuck Peters
Learn the answers to some common camcorder conundrums.

Is This Thing On? Microphone Buyer's Guide

by Don Collins
Though often overlooked, audio makes up the other half of video. Improve your sound by finding the mike that's right for you.

Turnkey Editing Workstations Buyer's Guide

by Larry Lemm
Get into editing the easy way with a pre-configured editing system. Discover which outfit fits your needs and budget

Interview Techniques

by Jim Stinson
The art of the video interview.

Imaging is Everything

by Charles Bloodworth
Understand the nuts and bolts of your camcorder’s high-speed shutter. Clear explanations of how the lens, iris and shutter operate.

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Quick Focus

by Tony Kilcollins

Book and Tape Reviews

by Stephen Bosinoff
  • Writing For Interactive Media
  • Video Toaster: Get Started
  • The Complete Idiot's Guide to Making Home Videos

Gear

by Tony Kilcollins

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols
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July 2000
Table of Contents

Columns

Viewfinder: Sharing Video Clips

by Matthew York
Got clips you'd care to share? Videomaker.com might be the place to share them.

Getting Started: Camcorder Maintenance

by Arthur Aiello
Common sense and TLC will keep your camcorder in tip-top shape at all times.

Public Access/Cable TV

by Mark Bosko
Getting access to public access.

Edit Suite: Editing Video Events

by Jim Stinson
Stuck shooting an event from just one vantage point? Not to worry, as an editor, you have an array of tricks to help create entertaining video anyway.

Sound Track: Stereo Miking

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Looking for ways to enhance your sound track? Consider adding depth and richness with stereo miking techniques.

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