Mastering the basic shots

Article Abstract:

The proper sequencing of long, medium and close-up shots is discussed. A commonly used pattern starts off with a long shot as the introduction, a medium shot to identify the characters and the close-up to zoom in on the action. The sequence is then resolved by using another long shot.

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Shooting close-ups

Article Abstract:

Close-up shots provide sharp, vivid images that enhance underwater videos. It requires the use of different lens equipment, depending on the size of the subject. Shooting procedures are discussed.

Usage, Video cameras

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Shooting shipwrecks

Article Abstract:

Several tips in photographing shipwrecks and other sunken objects are discussed. The key factors to consider in taking underwater pictures of shipwrecks include lighting and distance.

Portrayals, Shipwrecks

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