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| Camera 101: White Balancing White balance problems can be frustrating. When a videographer comes back from a shoot with video that looks blue because he didn't white balance the camera, or when the footage is green because of the lack of a simple button push, he'll see red faces on his fellow producers, directors and editors back at the production studio. In this latest installment of Camera 101, learn to keep faces their natural color -- both on and off-camera -- using proper white balancing techniques. |
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| 2002 Holiday Techno-Wish List It's that time of year again, when we pause to think about peace on earth, good will toward men (and women), and accumulating lots of material things. If you have a digital video editor on your list, or even someone who just likes to play with high-tech toys, we've put together a group of great products that might just make that technophile in your life light up with joy on Christmas morning. Or, if you're the digi-vid cutter in your abode, do what we do -- buy some of this stuff for yourself, making sure to write it all off as a business expense come April 15th. |
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