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Showing posts with label Viewfinder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Viewfinder. Show all posts
Monday, May 16, 2011
Latest from Viewfinder
Monday, October 11, 2010
October's Viewfinder
You can still download the current version of Viewfinder magazine here:
http://viewfinder.net.nz/free/Viewfinder_8.pdf
It features an interview with Michael Moore, has a 'how-to' guide on removing unwanted noise, covers dSLR audio, plus much more.
TIP OF THE WEEK
Captions and credits are always used in movies, but choosing the best font for readability is crucial. Plenty of people are still watching TV with an older CRT or standard resolution screen - so use a nice clear, crisp, font that anyone can read. Consider using Arial, Helvetica or Frutiga. Avoid fonts such as Times, Garamond and any other font with curly or thin elements that may not be represented correctly on some TV screens.
The old-school rule of thumb for the length of time text should be kept on screen was that it should be able to be read twice before it disappeared off the screen. Although that rule is routinely broken nowadays.
Thanks for your time and have a greet week.
Steve.
from an e-mail from Viewfinder
http://viewfinder.net.nz/free/Viewfinder_8.pdf
It features an interview with Michael Moore, has a 'how-to' guide on removing unwanted noise, covers dSLR audio, plus much more.
TIP OF THE WEEK
Captions and credits are always used in movies, but choosing the best font for readability is crucial. Plenty of people are still watching TV with an older CRT or standard resolution screen - so use a nice clear, crisp, font that anyone can read. Consider using Arial, Helvetica or Frutiga. Avoid fonts such as Times, Garamond and any other font with curly or thin elements that may not be represented correctly on some TV screens.
The old-school rule of thumb for the length of time text should be kept on screen was that it should be able to be read twice before it disappeared off the screen. Although that rule is routinely broken nowadays.
Thanks for your time and have a greet week.
Steve.
from an e-mail from Viewfinder
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Viewfinder Magazine is now Digital - and Free
We have received this note from Viewfinder Magazine.
Please remember to ask your friends, colleagues and video club members to sign up to Viewfinder here:
http://www.Viewfinder.co.nz
Please remember to ask your friends, colleagues and video club members to sign up to Viewfinder here:
http://www.Viewfinder.co.nz
