Digital video

This new book by a bestselling author on digital video will be welcomed by all non-professional filmmakers who own a digital video camera and intend to process video footage using a computer. At the beginning, we will briefly learn everything we need to know about the theory, i.e. how a video camera and recording works, what media we can record on and which camera is the most suitable. Then the book explains everything clearly and simply, what's needed for the actual filming - we'll know, what a camcorder can actually do, how exposure works, how to sharpen, how to use the transfocals, how to create a composition, what to shoot and how to shoot it, what should or shouldn't be filmed, on which we can then play the film, how to process the video on a computer, which programs to choose and what to cut the video with, including descriptions of the most important programs such as Windows Movie Maker and Pinnacle Studio. Finally, the author will help us burn the final work in a popular burning program, including Nero.