1. Open the battery cover (bottom of the camera) and gently push the card in as indicated until the card hits the bottom of the slot.
2. On the LCD monitor.
3. On the back of the camera under the zoom-in/zoom-out button.
4. Above the record button.
5. Press the MODE button and use the joystick to switch to My Works mode. Or press the play/pause button on the left side of the LCD monitor.
6. Press the menu button.
7. Video resolution, picture resolution, nightshot, WB, flashlight, video light, effect, exposure self-timer, histogram, icon...
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Opening Activity 9.27.11
1. A sound bite, as described in the video, is a part of the interview that you will use in the story. A short clip of the interview not everything the person says.
2. B roll is the visual footage of whatever you are covering that is used over interviews and audio that add to the story. Allows people to see and connect and is shot in the setting of the story.
2. B roll is the visual footage of whatever you are covering that is used over interviews and audio that add to the story. Allows people to see and connect and is shot in the setting of the story.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Opening Activity 9.26.11
1. The topic of this article is indoor pools and their safety.
2. The angle is the negative health effects of too much exposure to the chemicals in and around indoor pools.
3. Criteria include unusualness, timeliness, and significance for people who swim a lot.
4. To make this a broadcast journalism piece I would shoot footage at an indoor pool. Adding shots a swim meet or kids playing in a health club pool would add to the effect of the story.
2. The angle is the negative health effects of too much exposure to the chemicals in and around indoor pools.
3. Criteria include unusualness, timeliness, and significance for people who swim a lot.
4. To make this a broadcast journalism piece I would shoot footage at an indoor pool. Adding shots a swim meet or kids playing in a health club pool would add to the effect of the story.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Opening Activity 9.23.11
1. His stand-up is in the middle towards the beginning.
2. In the middle to fit in the flow of the story and to give information that the audience can't visualize.
3. 3 to 5
4. Old people can play baseball too.
2. In the middle to fit in the flow of the story and to give information that the audience can't visualize.
3. 3 to 5
4. Old people can play baseball too.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Opening Activity 9.22.11
On this Friday, the 23rd, the NASA Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite is going to plummet to Earth. NASA officials and the U.S. Air Force are tracking the path of the satellite but it's not supposed to hit anywhere in North America. Researchers predict that the threat of human injuries is very low and it's likely that no people or buildings will be affected by the crash. This is a super interesting article, very unusual. The uncertainty of where exactly the satellite will hit and how much damage it will do definitely adds to the suspense and danger factor of the story.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Opening Activity 9.21.11
I found an article form Time.com that talked about the twelve strangest and often counterfeited products. The article included information on things like phony college diplomas, car parts and kiwi fruit. Also, the article discussed tips on how to avoid buying counterfeit items like knowing where products are typically sold and how much they normally cost. If it seems to good to be true it probably is. This story is unusual because one would not expect the items that are commonly faked and it's significant because things like fake gasoline or electrical components can damage people's homes and cars.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
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