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How to Focus: Videography Tips
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Paul Volniansky, born (1972) in St Petersburg into family of artists and intellectuals.
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"Usually if we want to video tape something that is continue along time or if it is from far away or if we want to use specific movements like tilt down, tilt up, and turn to left to right then it is better to use the tripod. We have the mini tape to video tape zooming in or zooming out, smoothly, without interruptions and without the camera being shaken. The chose not to video tape with a tripod could be also good if we want to have free movement and in different angles that the tripod not allowing or different kinds of tripods not allowing also it gives us more freedom to move around and not to be tied to one place. We could use both and the tripod and the without ht tripod in depends on the situation. "
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