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PANNING/TILTING
A
Panning
Moving lateraily ... to shoot the Overall view and to express dimensional breadth.
A
steady camera Position
is
important
for
wide-angle shots to prevent picture Vibration.
Face your body in the
M
Shoot the first scene
1 direction you want to
^ for
about
three
be facing at the end of
seconds.
the
shot.
Then
twist
your
upper
body to
face the camera in the
direction where you'll
begin the shot.
4
/j Turn your body slowly
m
Shoot the final scene
O
while
shooting,
until
for
aoout
three
you are facing in the
seconds.
direction
where
the
shot will end.
Tilting
Moving up and down
to show the height of the subject
Tilt (pan) upward
.when you want to emphasize the
height of the subject.
Tilt (pan) down
.for a scene in which the subject is
coming out of a tall building.
Tilting
(vertical panning) should usually be done at a
somewhat faster speed than horizontal panning.
Support your back to make shooting easier.
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