Camera With Image Capture Method

Raden

Kodak Easyshare C433

The camera is one important tool in making a film. Camera functions are taking or recording scenes directed by the director and then visualized by players who perform scenes. The camera is operated by a film crew called cameraman and operated in accordance with the direction of director. To become a cameraman must know the types of cameras, know-how or techniques hold the camera, shooting technique, elements of shooting, etc..

How to hold the video camera.
Hold the camera steady. Use one hand to hold the camera and operate the zoom control, and your other hand to keep the camera position is not easily shaken. can be moved to different positions, depending on the angle you want - in many conditions always use a tripod to keep the image remains stable.

Zoom.
Avoid using the zoom technique to record the vast landscape without using a tripod. This is the basic way to avoid the occurrence of shocks on the image which can result in useless images recorded.

The sound.
It should be noted regarding the vote. If we do not use the earphones, the camera still recording background noises that are not needed, then do not spend unnecessary noise or talking while recording.

Regulation 10 seconds.
Regulation is important in recording, record in a longer time and avoid movements kemera unnecessary. Always record at least one scene in 10 seconds. This will facilitate film editors to take the pieces of the required images. Remember to keep a count to 10 seconds, despite the difficult conditions, it was 10 seconds long. Record your subjects for 10-20 seconds, stop and take another picture.


Panning & Tilting
Panning (moving horizontally to take pictures) and Tilting (take pictures of moving vertically) should be used sparingly if you want to get the base image by moving the image position, or when we've experienced as a carrier film. If we decide to do the panning, the camera Move smooth as we can and do suddenly. Remember always aturan10 seconds for each still image / static at the beginning and also at the end of the panning shots. Always better to take a lot of static images, and remember also that the later pictures we take will be edited back by the editors. The use of panning should not be too long (between 3 to 5 seconds).

Focus, Exposure and White Balance (color balance).
Always check the focus and exposure. When using the zoom far and near focus is always at the ideal distance to the object we want to be recorded and when we do focus zoom far everything looks - when we do the zooming in on the nearest object first and then we zoom in other objects in the distance (for example an animal in the distance ) then it will make a picture out of focus at all. The discrepancies between the faint objects and clear the main object is very important. Even objects that are only slightly out of focus will make the film become useless. Always check exposure and try to record on the same object with manual and automatic way to make sure we get the best picture we want. If we already have a lot of experience, it is becoming no longer need to be done.

Date and Time.
Never install a sign date and time recorded on the film screen, this will make the film totally unusable. Writing the date and time on a movie screen does not prove that the film was taken at the time of the writing on the screen, because it could be written on 5 November 1950 did not warrant making the film in 1950, could have each person change the date and time. However, should we always record our voices at the beginning of shooting that describes when an image is recorded, the location and country where we record the image in this way that can record information permanently filming the time and place. It is very important and often forgotten, and when we forget what and where exactly a picture is taken, woe to us. If we have a GPS to show the location we are, always record the readings and films also record background. Unlike marks the date and time, this can provide evidence.

Cutaways (picture charger).

When we record an object, activity or interviews we need to always take another picture. For example, when we record an interview we need to record also the people we interviewed office or something else to provide additional explanation for our interview movie. We see another example, if we make a movie about an orangutan, do not forget to record the forests where they live and the fires that destroyed large forest habitat. This will make a movie more informative.