Showing posts with label camera techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camera techniques. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Video "Helicopter" Overhead Shots
I did a bit of video atop a paint-roller extension pole. I strapped the camera to the top of the pole and did a few quick overhead clips to demonstrate the potential for this project.
The video is a bit shakey because I'm walking and also the wind was gusting to 15MPH. On a warm, still day - the quality could be much better.
The video is a bit shakey because I'm walking and also the wind was gusting to 15MPH. On a warm, still day - the quality could be much better.
Labels:
camera techniques,
DIY,
do it yourself,
outdoor,
video
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Video / Photo Shooting Table
Shooting Table Setup and Lighting - Video shows the setup and use of a video and photography shooting table constructed out of 3/4-inch PVC plumbing pipe and a translucent white portable filing box (for hanging file folders).
Overhead Laboratory Camera Mount - Video shows the setup and use of an overhead "tripod" for mounting a small camera or video camera to document laboratory procedures from an overhead view.
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