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November 21st, 2000, 05:27 PM
#1
Senior Hostboard Member
keep it away from sand storms
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November 22nd, 2000, 04:50 AM
#2
Inactive Member
OK your top camera tips
Chance
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November 22nd, 2000, 09:50 AM
#3
Inactive Member
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<LI>Lens Caps!!! (I know this is rather obvious, but you'd be surprised)!!!
<LI>Test your camera before you take it out on a shoot. (otherwise you'll get to a wedding and find the camera you took was chewing up tapes...)
<LI>Make sure you have a spare battery (or at least a recharger with you)...
<LI>Pack up all the stuff you will need the night before you do the shooting. I've read the "Rebel without a tape" story, and it is a good, nae Scrub that, a VERY good reason why you should.
<LI>Your camera is your ONLY and BEST friend on a shoot! Because If it fails, you are STUFFED! (You can replace actors, XTRAs a lot cheaper than a camera)
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Hope this is a good start...
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KEEP FOCUSED!
Little Rich. http://go.to/littlerich www.rmsgraffix.freeserve.co.uk
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[This message has been edited by Littlerich (edited November 22, 2000).]
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November 22nd, 2000, 09:58 AM
#4
Inactive Member
lense cap.
don't drop it.
if it's video don't waste battery by playing back takes.
don't leave it alone so it can get stolen..
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November 22nd, 2000, 01:55 PM
#5
Inactive Member
know how it works, so you dont waste time on set wondering why the hell its gone blank for an hour 
Chance
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5YLAC Films
www.itkoa.co.uk
http://www.lookingglass.atfreeweb.co...ghts/index.htm
download the deadlights trailer at
<http://www.lookingglass.atfreeweb.co...s/images/deadl
ights_trailer1.rm>
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November 22nd, 2000, 05:04 PM
#6
Inactive Member
"Treat your camera like you want to be treated" is the Golden Rule for me. Not only that I know what all of my cameras can do and what it takes to get that from them. I know how to build them in the dark and have my T-stops on top! Become one with your equipment--it is a bit corny and a little to Zen but hell it works!!! Other than that to twist a famous saying "The only way to get on the silver screen is practice."
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November 23rd, 2000, 08:26 PM
#7
Inactive Member
Hi,
Keep the dammed thing on a tripod, use the zoom for composition only, and pan slowly.
Follow these camera tips rigidly unless your are make a pop video.
Jim Bird.
Oh, and remain focused at all times.
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November 27th, 2000, 03:31 PM
#8
Inactive Member
Remember, aquisition is everything. Don't ever take your camera, composition, or anything else for more than it is. "You can't fix it in post". A good rule is shoot to edit. When your sitting in that edit bay after a day of shooting only one rule applies, "Crap going in means Crap coming out!" Live and die by this rule!!!!!!
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What is most real for me are the illusions I create...
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November 27th, 2000, 03:47 PM
#9
eddie
Guest
Always roll the camera before and after the action for a few more seconds than you think you will need.
You will be greatful for it in the edit suite.
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November 27th, 2000, 05:23 PM
#10
Inactive Member
Use a piece of glass smudged with vaseline and tape it in front of the lense for a nice dream like effect.
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