Video Cameras

Gone are the days when you needed to have a lot of hardware to transfer footage from a video camera to your computer. With digital video cameras, capturing footage is simpler than ever, and most...

Video switching involves working with multiple tracks of videotape to create a composite project. The video switcher, also known as a video mixer, is a control interface that allows the user to...

Most personal video cameras record footage to miniature tapes called MiniDVs. These tapes are efficient and handy for storing footage, however, in order to move the footage to a DVD, your footage...

With the rise of the popularity of Internet-based video sites like YouTube, and the seemingly endless decline of the cost of consumer electronics, home video creation is more widespread than ever...

In recent years, television and video have shifted increasingly toward high definition, or HD--a medium that displays recorded video with higher resolution and greater detail. While this has lead...

A video digitizer is either software or hardware that is attached to or installed on a computer that converts film footage to a digital file, which can then be edited and enhanced on the computer....

Film equipment is expensive--costing more money than most home producers are willing to pay. But film transfer equipment can be crucial when trying to take footage from a variety of platforms and...

Many times when filming things such as events, home videos and on the fly footage one doesn't have time to set up lights and compose shots. Here is how to deal with that and use natural light in...

Video production is easy if you have the right equipment. Learn tips for playing back your recorded footage in this free video clip about the basics of a Canon XH A1 video camera.

Transferring film to tape or digital the professional way is a massive undertaking and very expensive. If you have old family memories on old 16mm or old 8mm film, you can move them to the digital...