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This shot is taken from above. i should be taken using a crane.

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The beginning of our super shot sundays! We will be posting 1 long aerial shot every week for your enjoyment :) enjoy last week's super shot here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N84PeWRPEc It's here! Follow your creative passion, and live the dream as a photographer + filmmaker!

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Tilt shots are used to portray something that is shaking. which gives the feeling that something is uneven.

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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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This shot is taken to show movement. the pan shot be done handheld, however it is recommended to use a tripod. as you have to be careful to be very steady with you hands. it can be taken by moving the camera horizontally to the left or right.

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"Point of View" a short film by Doug Smith

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Since the day I got my Canon 5D HDSLR, I always wanted to shoot a POV style narrative film. From waking up, to eating, to driving, I wanted to fully embrace the idea seeing life in a way that we all do.

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this shot is used to show what there certain character can see what is in front of them. it is effective because it helps to audience to feel the way the the character is feeling

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you can see more expression on the characters face. you can also see little details that could not be identified before. However if you get to close to the object or thing light could become an issue as if could cast a shadow.

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This shot shows the scene from a distance. It is used to show the environment and setting of the certain scene.

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A high angle shot is used to look down on the subject. This makes the character seem vulnerable and weak. It isn't as extreme as a birds eye view

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This shot is effective with showing the persons perspective. this is commonly used when showing a conversation between two people.

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This video shows an example of an Over the Shoulder shot.

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A low angle shot is from a camera angle which is positioned low. it could be anywhere below eyeliner The shot is taken to make the person seem as though they are powerful and superior

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Medium shots allow you to see peoples body language, movements and gestures. However it is still close enough to see emotion.

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This shot allows you to see things that are small and be able to see some detail of things you usually would not be able to see. a close up is different to an extreme close up as an extreme close up is closer to the object.

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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