What's The Best Video Camera For You?

What's The Best Video Camera For You?, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.6, with 16 lectures, based on 116 reviews, and has 13059 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the difference between stream and file based video (a huge shift in camera technologies) Overview of the most common video formats in today's cameras (MOV, AVCHD, etc) Introduction to the major components in a video camera: Lens, Camera Element, Storage/Media, Viewfinder/Screen, Microphone Distinction between major video camera categories: Camcorder, Digital Camera, Pocket Camera, Mobile Device Introdcution to the speciality category of action cameras (GoPro Hero) Chet highlights some of the most important camera settings to look for on a camera (White Balance, Shooting Modes) An understanding of the value of manual focus and why you might want this function. Learn when and why Chet recommends your next video camera should have the option to use an external microphone Gain an understanding of the valueable (short-list) of recommended camera accessories Receive an introduction to some considerations of viewing, editing, and sharing video from your new video camera. In two valuable videos, Chet shows you how to read camea specifications (Chet will help you begin to make sense of the techno-garble) Print out the 1-page checklist you can use to help sort through the choices when you are ready to purchase your next video camera. This course is ideal for individuals who are This class is designed for anyone considering the purchase of a new video camera, who would benefit from a greater technical understanding of today's video cameras. Whether you are going to use your new video camera for home or family use. This class is _not_ intended to serve a professional video producer as we do not cover cameras in that range. It is particularly useful for This class is designed for anyone considering the purchase of a new video camera, who would benefit from a greater technical understanding of today's video cameras. Whether you are going to use your new video camera for home or family use. This class is _not_ intended to serve a professional video producer as we do not cover cameras in that range.

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Title: What's The Best Video Camera For You?

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: Free

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What You Will Learn

• Understand the difference between stream and file based video (a huge shift in camera technologies)
• Overview of the most common video formats in today's cameras (MOV, AVCHD, etc)
• Introduction to the major components in a video camera: Lens, Camera Element, Storage/Media, Viewfinder/Screen, Microphone
• Distinction between major video camera categories: Camcorder, Digital Camera, Pocket Camera, Mobile Device
• Introdcution to the speciality category of action cameras (GoPro Hero)
• Chet highlights some of the most important camera settings to look for on a camera (White Balance, Shooting Modes)
• An understanding of the value of manual focus and why you might want this function.
• Learn when and why Chet recommends your next video camera should have the option to use an external microphone
• Gain an understanding of the valueable (short-list) of recommended camera accessories
• Receive an introduction to some considerations of viewing, editing, and sharing video from your new video camera.
• In two valuable videos, Chet shows you how to read camea specifications (Chet will help you begin to make sense of the techno-garble)
• Print out the 1-page checklist you can use to help sort through the choices when you are ready to purchase your next video camera.

Who Should Attend

• This class is designed for anyone considering the purchase of a new video camera, who would benefit from a greater technical understanding of today's video cameras. Whether you are going to use your new video camera for home or family use. This class is _not_ intended to serve a professional video producer as we do not cover cameras in that range.

Target Audiences

• This class is designed for anyone considering the purchase of a new video camera, who would benefit from a greater technical understanding of today's video cameras. Whether you are going to use your new video camera for home or family use. This class is _not_ intended to serve a professional video producer as we do not cover cameras in that range.