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Digital video cameras are becoming more sophisticated, but also easier to use.
Standard camera features include auto focus, zoom, image stabilizer and microphone.
When making a movie, shoot for specifics.
Leave five seconds at the beginning and end of shots.
Plan your shots but be ready for unexpected opportunities.
Shoot a mixture of close-ups and wide shots.
Panning too quickly blurs the image and cause nausea.
You can purchase a lens adapter where you buy your camera.
Keep your camera on manual focus and use the "one shot auto focus" button when you want to change focus.
A single DV videocassette can hold up to 90 minutes of video footage.

Tricks of the Trade : Episode FLTOT-211
•	Tips for Shooting Home Videos
•	Editing Home Movies on Computer