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23Jul

Don’t Allow Bad White Balance to Ruin Your Shot

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White Balance

White balance is the color balance on a digital camera. You’ve arranged your products. They’re set against a rustic table and a pale, patterned backdrop. The accessories are just right, the label is perfectly aligned, and everything looks perfect. But when you take the picture, everything looks a bit purple. You try again in a different room, and everything is a bit yellowed. So you double-check the lighting. But everything looks colorful and your eyes can’t find any reason for the final product to have a color shift. What’s the problem? Continue reading

16Jul

Don’t Lose Video Quality: Digitally Transfer Your VHS Videos

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Transfer

Your cache of VHS home videos and old recordings is invaluable. But it can feel like all of the content is locked on the cassettes. They’re bulky, hard to watch, and impossible to catalog. Transferring the video to digital files is the best way to maintain your footage collection so you can both enjoy it and preserve. If you don’t have digitalization equipment yourself, make sure you research your options before selecting a final copy. Some companies transfer your files with a projector, which leads to a loss of video quality. Look for a company that scans your film so: Continue reading

13Jul

Are These Tasks on Your Video’s Post-Production To-Do List?

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Post-Production

Are These Tasks on Your Video’s Post-Production To-Do List? Once your raw footage has been filmed, there’s still a lot of work that needs to be done. Many of them involve direct video editing, and you might already have a workflow for getting in all of the effects, filters, and additional animation sequences you need. But when you’re producing DVDs and digital files, there are a few more tasks that can slip through the cracks. Make sure you have a plan to: Continue reading