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.

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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
stance
which
provides
the
easiest
shooting
and
best
results.
0
tr-
Basic
shooting
positions
When
kneeling,
placing
one
knee
on
the
ground
provides
the
best
stability.
Place
the
eye
firmly
against
the
viewfinder
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#
4
10
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.