MovieMakingTips

The difference between a still camera and a video camera is movement. As you shoot footage, you are able to move the camera. Below are definitions and examples of the different ways you can move the camera. || Zoom In - The lens of the camera moves in such a way as to bring the image closer to the camera. ||  || Zoom Out - The lens of the camera moves in such a way as to move the image away from the camera.  ||  || Pan Right - The camera swivels to the right, causing the image to move from right to left across the screen.  ||  || Pan Left - The camera swivels to the left, causing the image to move from left to right across the screen.  ||  || Action within the frame - The subject moves within the frame and the camera DOES NOT move. ||  || Follow the Action - The subject is moving yet stays within the frame because the camera is MOVING with the subject.  ||
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