2-day Basic Videography Course (24/25 Nov 2010)

Nov

15

2010

Discover how to make simple videos to promote your business online. Persuade prospects to buy. Demonstrate how your product works. Educate customers and employees. Video equipment is becoming  more affordable. Isn’t it a good time for you to start making your own videos? Join Adrian Lee for 2 days of intense, comprehensive, entertaining and informational ...
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Web Video Production

Video Editing Basics and a Brief History and Trivia

Nov

7

2010

In this guest post, Phillip Guye of Atomic Studios shares his insights on choosing the best video editing software that suits your needs. ========================================= This article ties in well with our upcoming 2-day Basic Videography Course. http://videolane.com/courses/basic-videography/ Are You a Self-employed Business Owner, HR Manager or Trainer looking to record training sessions, events, customer feedback, work processes, or presentation ...
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Video Editing Tricks

Sony Vegas Tip: Auto Preview Not Showing? 1

Dec

28

2009

[youtube]nktJV4VA6EY[/youtube] Sony Vegas Auto Preview Not Showing Video? After upgrading to a later version of Sony Vegas, your Auto Preview may not show video in the preview window. You may get only sound playback. Playback from the timeline works fine. Here’s how to solve the problem in 2 steps. 1. Go to the Trimmer window. ...
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Video Editing Tricks

7 Free Video Editing Software Downloads 6

Mar

23

2009

If you are just a beginner in video editing, you may be confused by the wide range of video editing software in the market today. Some software packages cost more than $500 while others are below $100, and yet some are free! There are many free video editing software for download. Here are the top ...
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Web Video

How to Play “.MTS” Video Files? 22

Mar

8

2009

“.MTS” files are AVCHD video clips.   “AVCHD is a high-definition digital video format that supports 1080i and 720p with a reasonably small file size. AVCHD files are based on the MPEG4 CODEC. AVCHD video files can be burned to Blu-ray discs and played in compatible devices, such as Blu-ray disc players and the Sony ...
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Video Shooting Tips