Sony CCD-V8 Operating Instructions - Page 40
Basic, Camerawork
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BASIC CAMERAWORK For hand-held shots, shooting position is the key. Using two basic positions as a reference, practice shooting positions until you find the astnadncbeeswt rheicshultpsr.ov0ides the easiest shooting Basic shooting positions • When kneeling, placing one knee on the ground provides the best stability. • Place the eye firmly against the viewfinder tr- eye cup. • For hand-held shots, put the video camera recorder on your shoulder and assume a comfortable, stable position. Make sure the unit does not move. • Relax your shoulders. • Put your right elbow firmly against your side to help stabilize the video camera recorder. • if you are going to move the unit while recording, keep both eyes open as much as possible. • Stand firmly with your feet comfortably apart. Leaning against something firm such as a wall or tree will also provide extra stability. Use tylpod or monopod tf possible if you have a tripod for your still camera, it can also be used with the video camera recorder. use a sturdy one. If a tripod is not available, try placing the camera on a tabletop, wall, or any other flat surface of suitable height. Wr# 410 Even if camera work is smooth and stable, shots can be tilted or off axis horizontally. The horizontal plane can be easily determined by using the viewfinder frame as a reference.