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October, 2008
Don't get left behind as HDV momentum continues to build--get up and running quickly with this handy guide that demystifies what to use and how to use it!
By Chuck Gloman and Mark J. Pescatore
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October, 2008
Shooting for widescreen doesn’t mean just shooting wider. It’s how to creatively get your entire subject in frame and what will be lost if viewed on a 4:3 aspect ration TV. More info within…
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December, 2007
by Kyle Cassidy
Shooting for widescreen doesn't mean just shooting wider. It's how to creatively get your entire subject in frame and what will be lost if viewed on a 4:3 aspect ratio TV.
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October, 2006
by Matthew David Wachsman
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May, 2006
by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
We are entering a new era of video production. Our hard work will show in all its HD glory and our sloppy mistakes will glare in HD horror. But light can help us.
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May, 2006
by Paul Suchecki
If you're eager to leap into High Definition production, but prefer to limit your six figure purchases to real estate, then HDV is for you.
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December, 2005
by Mark Montgomery
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November, 2005
by James DeRuvo
Explanations of all those non-standard modes that today's camcorders are capable of shooting.
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December, 2004
by Matthew York
High-Definition Video Production is a Real Choice
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December, 2004
by Kyle Cassidy
Hi-Def has become the big catch phrase of the year, but many people don't understand just what the format is and why it will be so important to our TV viewing future.
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November, 2004
by D. Eric Franks
Sony HDR-FX1 HDV Camcorder
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February, 2004
by Morgan Paar
Pragmatic, inexpensive ways you can make your video look more like film.
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