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This is when the camera moves from left to right. This means that you are able to follow an object such as, a car.

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Pluto Photography shows you How To Do A Panning Shot in this easy to follow tutorial. Great for beginners that are learning photography and produces some great results. In the video I am using the Canon 60D with a 18-55mm Kit Lens for the panning shots, the video was also being filmed on a Canon 60D with a Sigma 10-20mm while standing on a Manfrotto tripod.

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A birds eye view shot is made to show the settings from a very high point. It is normally shown at the start of a scene to create a setting for the audience.

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low angle shots are used to make a person more important and dominant. They also show the audience from a view they wouldn't normally see and shows that the person is in control.

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How to shoot low angle moving shot - camera trick

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Ritwika is showing how she takes those ground level moving camera shot in this http://rennow.org fund raising video tutorial, Check other rentube tutorials at http://youtube.com/supportren

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This is used to get the other persons perspective. It is normally used when 2 people are talking to each other.

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Conversational Reverse Angle Shot over the shoulder

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Uploaded by Michaela Contois on 2015-05-14.

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An establishing shot is usually used at the start of a new scene, this helps the audience to understand where this is taking place.

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Bethany Rooney, Television Director discusses how effectively integrating establishing shots helps the viewer.

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This allows the audience to see the main character in a scene but also can see a lot of the surrounding

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Yoyo: NSC Aurora Cam: Nikon D90, 85mm f/4.8

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Mid shot angles are used to focus on a character but at the same time give the audience something else to look at such as, the background wherever they may be. However they want to character to be the main thing you see so they would normally be in the centre of the shot.

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Long angle shots also allow you to see certain parts of an object you wouldn't normally see in a mid shot. it allows you too see more in depth of the setting.

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High angle shots are used to loos down on a certain object. They can be used to show a setting in a film and be able to fit it all in one shot. The shot allows the audience to see something from angle they wouldn't normally see it.

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Close up shots helps the audience to engage with whatever emotion the character/object is showing.

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how to use some 55mm close up filters for a polaroid 600se 127mm lens

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Close up shots help you to get up close to anything small. it allows you to see all the detail that you wouldn't normally see from any other shot. You would normally use a long lens to help the camera focus on the object and gain a better result.

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How to take close-up shots with your digital SLR

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To take detailed pictures of objects using your digital SLR you'll need to use a macro lens. Macro lenses allow for clear close-up shots of very small subjects. You can take pictures close up with this lens @ butterscotch.com: http://bit.ly/cuwopg