Videography
Practical advice on video cameras, editing techniques, and incorporating sound into your projects. Articles cover equipment selection, format conversion, and working with HD footage.
Advanced Video Editing Techniques
Shooting from multiple angles and layering clips together can turn basic camera footage into professional-looking videos with depth and visual interest.
Blu-Ray and HD Videography
HD video cameras and Blu-Ray players are becoming affordable enough for home use, making high-quality movies accessible to everyone.
Choosing a Video Camera
Understand the key factors like format, sensor size, and codec when picking a video camera that fits your needs and budget.
Converting Video Footage to DVD
Get your digital camera videos onto a DVD player by transferring files to your computer and converting them to the right format.
Editing Home Footage
Editing home videos doesn't have to be complicated if you know the basics, starting with choosing the right software and capturing your footage properly.
How Does a Video Camera Work?
Video cameras use sensors to capture moving images, evolving from mechanical devices in the 1930s to today's digital technology.
Incorporating Sound
Bad audio ruins even the best video footage, but your editing software has the tools to fix it and make your sound professional.