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Read comments Rate this article Lights, DSLR Camera, Action! Updated for Holidays 2012 By Bill Schiffner November 14, 2012
As the Hollywood community continues to embrace the razor-sharp HD video capabilities of the newest generation of Digital SLRs, many pros and weekend warriors are seeing the benefits of shooting videos with them as well.
Shooting HD video with your DSLR, however, is not as seamless as it looks. It is a much different animal than shooting stills, and there are a number of technical issues to consider before moving into this new medium.
If you are going to shoot like a pro cinematographer, you will need to think like one, so learning to ride manual focus on your DLSR will be the key ingredient to a well-produced video. Audio quality is going to be issue, especially if you are shooting outdoors. You are going to need a separate audio recording device as well as microphones and headphones to record and check the sound levels that you are shooting. Camera stability is another big issue. Since video can show even the slightest camera movement, keeping your DSLR rock-steady is going to be another key element to making your video productions really pop.
Here are a number of video accessories available from Adorama's Video department that are designed to help you take your DSLR videos to Oscar level (information current as of November 13, 2012):
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