July 2013
Beginner
296 pages
8h 54m
English
| Pre-Roll and End-Roll |
Record Pre-Roll and End-Roll for Each Shot
DV cameras don’t just go from stop to record instantly when you hit the record button. It takes your camera a few seconds to get up to recording speed, so allow yourself proper room for editing by padding the start of each take by a few seconds. (Even a Porsche takes a few seconds to get up to speed!) On DV cameras this is called pre-roll.
When the record button is hit on most cameras, the record indicator (typically a red light or the letters REC) will appear on-screen as white or flashing text then turn to red or nonflashing text once the camera has reached speed. This ...
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