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It’s important to get a wide array of shots to fully capture what’s going on. Although at first this seems to apply just to it also key to shooting stills as well. There is a language of cinema, of wides, mediums and closeups, that each tell a story in their own different way. Just as important as getting a wide variety of each is knowing the strengths and what to watch out for with each. |
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Revision as of 17:43, 18 November 2011
OLPC Tips Here & There
Document Owner:
William Stelzer
Document Name
Bill's OLPC Deployment Photo Tips
Revision Date:
11 - 18 - 2011
Category 1:
Category:Photography
Revision User: Mafe
Bill's OLPC Deployment Photo Tips
Using professional techniques to bring back professional looking stills and video from your deployments by William Stelzer
Bill's Message
Here's those notes I promised - sorry it's a bit late! Posting it in the Dropbox as well. Keep in mind it's an ongoing document so if anybody else has ideas and techniques they'd like to add and share, feel free!
The Language of Cinema
It’s important to get a wide array of shots to fully capture what’s going on. Although at first this seems to apply just to it also key to shooting stills as well. There is a language of cinema, of wides, mediums and closeups, that each tell a story in their own different way. Just as important as getting a wide variety of each is knowing the strengths and what to watch out for with each.
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