Whether you are buying your first camcorder or just moving from analogue to digital video, Digital Video for Beginners is the perfect guide to making great home movies in the digital age. Written with the newcomer in mind, it explains in clear, jargon-free language everything that novice video-makers need to know. Covers everything from getting the most from your camera, to shooting creatively, transferring your video onto your computer, and making the most of it once it's there. Comprehensive advice on getting great video from family events, holidays, school plays and concerts, sports events, and more. Easy-to-follow examples take you through creative editing techniques, transitions and special effects, and how to work with audio and music. Also, discover ways of showing and sharing your work, from transferring video to DVD, to broadcasting it across the Internet.
Whether you are buying your first camcorder or just moving from analogue to digital video, Digital Video for Beginners is the perfect guide to making great home movies in the digital age. Written with the newcomer in mind, it explains in clear, jargon-free language everything that novice video-makers need to know. Covers everything from getting the most from your camera, to shooting creatively, transferring your video onto your computer, and making the most of it once it's there. Comprehensive advice on getting great video from family events, holidays, school plays and concerts, sports events, and more. Easy-to-follow examples take you through creative editing techniques, transitions and special effects, and how to work with audio and music. Also, discover ways of showing and sharing your work, from transferring video to DVD, to broadcasting it across the Internet.
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Colin Barrett is a former television producer, editor, and cameraman, and has also worked as a teacher, trainer and consultant on video production. He now writes for several leading UK video magazines, including Camcorder User and What Camcorder. His website (www.simplydv.com) is fast becoming one of the most popular sources of independent news, advice, and information about digital video on the Web.
Colin Barrett is a former television producer, editor, and cameraman, and has also worked as a teacher, trainer and consultant on video production. He now writes for several leading UK video magazines, including Camcorder User and What Camcorder. His website (www.simplydv.com) is fast becoming one of the most popular sources of independent news, advice, and information about digital video on the Web.
