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Home Video Transfers, the Perfect Christmas Gift

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Home Video Transfers

As the holiday season rapidly approaches, everyone is looking for that perfect gift the whole family can enjoy together. Why not get those old VHS, camcorder tapes, and film reels converted to a format you can watch with your family again.

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AMI Now Offering Aerial Photography and Cinematography Services

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AMI Aerial Services

In addition to standard video production and photography services, Advanced Media Integration now offers full service aerial photography and cinematography services. Our fleet of UAVs, or drones, has the ability to capture high quality 14 mega pixel HD photos as well as 4k resolution HD video. We specialize in difficult to obtain shots and angles that cannot be achieved with typical full size aircraft or standard equipment. Utilizing an advanced GPS guided navigation system; Advanced Media Integration has the capability to acquire unique perspectives such as aerial panoramas and full 360° footage. We provide aerial video and photography services for Allen County as well as Northeast Indiana.

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Shutter Speed and ISO 101: An Introduction

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Shutter speed and ISO

Whether or not you are taking photographs or video, there are are many tools that can help you create quality-looking results. Two of these twos are the shutter speed and ISO. By understanding these features, you can have a better idea of how your camera works, and what it can produce.

Quick Definitions

The shutter speed of the camera is a measurement-typically in fractions of a second-of the speed that the shutter opens and closes on a camera. When you hear the click of the camera, that is the shutter opening and closing, etching what it sees through the lens and imprinting it on film or in digital memory.

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