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YouTube is the home for Bad Internet Video by Mark Shapiro
March 6, 2009 - According to a recent comScore report (see below), in January 2009, Google (essentially YouTube) served up over 6.4 billion videos - but what are they watching? If you are a frequent YouTube visitors you know that most of the videos posted on the site are awful and close to unwatchable. more
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The Basics of Shooting Video for Prosumers - How to use your camcorder to make great looking video. The secrets of white balance, exposure, good audio and more. How to use your camcorder to shoot great looking Internet Video
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Video editors and producers. Looking for rock solid reliable backup? Check out the Accordance ARAID 2200. It packs hardware RAID 1 into a simple plug and play package that fits into two 5.25" bays. The Accordance ARAID 2200 was selected as an Editors Choice by at Techware Labs
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So you want to make money on the Internet? - you want to make money on YouTube? - check out these two articles
YouTubing for dollars - Boston Herald -By Jessica Heslam If you thought YouTube was just good for a quick laugh when you’re supposed to be working, maybe a place to post your goofy roommate’s ...
Good content’s the key - Boston Herald - By Jessica Heslam A Nebraska teen who impersonates a squeaky-voiced 6-year-old, and two 20-something California pals who make comedy skits may sound like ...
How to edit Internet Video and Film? Editing is more than just cutting out the bad stuff and making your video or film short enough - Its all about telling a story - with rhythm. There is a new book that just came out that teaches all about the rhythm and music of the editing process. - Cutting Rhythms by Karen Pearlman
Are you in the market for a new camcorder, but you aren't sure what format to choose from, or which features will be important to you? This primer is for the person looking to either upgrade or purchase a new video camera. We hope it will prepare you with the technical jargon and make your final choice much easier. Read the Article
How to To Capture High Quality Audio with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital camera
The new Canon EOS 5D Mark II is the world's first dSLR camera to offer Full HD video recording capability. The 5D MkII records stunning video clips at a 1080p resolution with a frame rate of 30fps, but the audio is recorded with a tiny built-in mono microphone. Thankfully the camera also includes a stereo 3.5mm microphone input that will enable you to capture much better audio than that offered by the built-in mic. Read the article
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Do you want to master video editing on Avid? This is the book for you! If you want to be a successful video editor in Hollywood and the Broadcast video world, you have to know Avid. Avid Editing 4th Edition - A Guide for Beginning and Intermediate Users by Sam Kauffmann
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The Datavideo DN-300 is built for professionals wanting to maximize their time by eliminating the need to digitize tapes. This product is loaded with features, constructed from quality materials and has everything you need inside the box, including a 250GB hard drive. Purchasing a digital video recorder (DVR) allows you to free up your non-linear editing system (NLE) or possibly your camcorder from capturing tapes. Using your NLE to digitize is not the best use of your time or equipment. read the review
Professional Camcorder Review - new Sony HVR-Z5U
Sony likes to release its higher-end camcorders in twos, so it was no surprise when last September's announcement of the prosumer HDR-FX1000 included specs on the pro-level HVR-Z5U. These two HDV cameras are nearly identical in terms of build and imaging, but the Z5U offers some important step-ups for professional shooters. The most significant are dual XLR audio, native progressive 24p/30p, DVCAM recording, SMPTE timecode support, and full docking ability with Sony's new HVR-MRC1K compact flash recorder. Read the Review
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