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Creating Quality Home Movies

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Date: 03/12/2007  
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When making home movies of your family be sure to keep the camera steady. Camera work that moves violently is very difficult to watch. When moving the camera, pan as slowly as possible and avoid zooming quickly or too often.

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By Ron Nasty (18) Contact
I always found that when you're shooting children, it's best to get down to their level. You catch more of their expressin that way and they look better too!

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