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• Digital camera features include manual controls, headphone jack, microphone jack, USB port.
• Manual controls on a digital camera allow you to control the settings manually.
• An HDMI out socket/port on a digital camera allows you to view the images you recorded or are recording to be viewed on TV.
• The microphone jack on a digital camera provides clear audio.
• A USB port on a digital camera is another way to transfer audio and video data between the recording device and the computer.
• The best digital video camera parts include a viewfinder, LCD, lens, zoom rocker, memory card slot, on-board microphone, record button, battery, tripod mounting nut.
• A viewfinder on a digital camera allows you to see what your camera is recording.
• An Lcd on a digital camera allows you to make minor adjustments on focus and exposure which may not be easily seen through the viewfinder.
• The Lcd on a digital camera is where the image or video can be previewed.
• The lens on a digital camera collects light and focuses the image onto your camera’s sensor chip.
• A zoom rocker on a digital camera lets you quickly adjust your lens angle from a wide-angle to a telephoto lens.
• The memory card slot on a digital camera is where your flash memory card is inserted.
• An camera always comes with a on-board microphone.
• The record button on a digital camera is an important thing to remember during a shoot is to press the record button to begin recording.
• A digital camera has its own battery pack.
• The tripod mounting nut on a digital camera is found at the bottom of the camera.
• According to lens type or three basic types of camera lenses are wide-angle lens, telephoto lens, zoom lens
• A wide-angle lens can cover a large area.
• A wide-angle lens is useful for long shots or for shooting sceneries.
• Wide-angle lens focal length is shorter than that of a normal lens.
• A telephoto lens is useful for shooting objects that are far from the camera.
• Telephoto lens focal length is longer than that of a normal lens.
• A telephoto lens is useful for showing details.
• A zoom lens can shoot a wide scene, it can zoom in to a detail or to an object far away.
• "Zooming in" can zoom from a wide shot to a close-up.
• "Zooming out" can zoom from a narrow shot to a wide shot.
• Camera movement and mounting include tracking/crabbing shot, dolly shot, crane shot, and handheld shot.
• Tracking/crabbing shot moves the camera left and right, it is used to follow action.
• Dolly shot moves the camera forward and backward.
• Dolly shot is done when the camera is fixed at a position and the movement is done through a change of lens focal length.
• Crane shot is done when the camera is moved vertically, it requires special equipment called a “crane”.
• Handheld shot is done when you hold your camera when recording.
• Sound recording is a discipline that should be learned and valued in filmmaking.
• Omnidirectional microphone is sensitive to sound coming from all directions.
• Unidirectional microphone is ideal for recording conversations and interviews.
• Unidirectional microphone picks up sound at a narrow angle from where it is pointed, enabling you to record only the sound you need.
• A boom is a device in which you mount your microphone so that you can point it better towards the source of the sound without being seen in the frame.
• Clip-on microphones may be a good idea when conducting an interview.
• Omnidirecitonal microphone is usually found on digital video camera