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Category Archives: Tips and Tricks
Easy Flip Camera Lens Repair
In case anyone other than me has cracked the lens of their Flip camera (or one of its close cousins – it would probably work for them as well) here’s how I fixed mine after it had an unfortunate encounter … Continue reading
Recording Live Concert Footage
When I was a kid, often you couldn’t take a camera into a music concert – probably they wanted to make sure they had the market cornered on posters and publicity photos back then. Now, in the days of ubiquitous … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks, Video Editing
Tagged concert, filming, live, Music for Video
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Army Peer-to-Peer Safety Video Contest
Good news and bad news – my entry to the US Army Combat Readiness / Safety Center’s video contest was approved, but so were a load of others! The contest has been running since October, but like most video contests, … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks, Video Contests, Video Editing, Video Effects
Tagged Army, blue-screen, chroma key, contest, effects, peer, safety, video, virtual blue screen
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Animation How-To Videos
One of my discoveries this week on Vimeo was an excellent series of how-to videos by Carleton Torbin. I’m guessing he made a short film with lots of different kinds of animation, and followed up with the series of how-tos, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Tips and Tricks, Video Editing, Video Effects
Tagged Animation, how-to, tutorial
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Washington DC meets Bonanza
Sharing how I created a bonanza-like “unburning” credit, overlaid over several other images, with multiple chroma key or “green screen” effects – using basic home editing software and materials you can find around the house. Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks, Video Editing, Video Effects
Tagged bonanza, chroma, credit, effect, fire, flame, Washington
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