A high angle shot is when the camera looks down on the character or subject from an elevated perspective. This is usually achieved by placing the camera higher than the subject and then angling it down on them. This can … Continue reading →

Vertical panning is a fun way to add a little creativity to your nature photography. It’s really pretty simple and fun because no two images will turn out exactly the same. Similar perhaps but not exactly the same. Just like … Continue reading →

The easiest way to add zoom in Premiere Pro is by clicking on your clip in the timeline, go to the ‘Effects Controls’ panel, open the ‘Motion’ drop-down, adjust the ‘Scale’, add keyframes to animate the zoom. How do you … Continue reading →

Yes, the TSA allow passengers to transport camera monopods in both carry-on luggage and checked luggage. The TSA ask you to check with the airline that the camera monopod will fit in the overhead bin if carrying it in hand … Continue reading →

Cinema 4D is the software of choice for most Motion Designers. It is very user friendly; It’s not inconceivable for you to be able to sit down right now, watch a tutorial, and create something. Cinema 4D is used extensively … Continue reading →

Vertigo. The effect was first conceived by Irmin Roberts, a Paramount second-unit cameraman, in Alfred Hitchcock’s film Vertigo. The shot has since been used in many other films, including Goodfellas, Jaws, and the Lord of the Rings films. In which … Continue reading →

How do I shoot a professional video from my phone? #1 – Good Lighting is Critical. #2 – Stay Steady. #3 – The Audio Matters as Much as the Video. #4 – Get Close to Your Subject. #5 – Avoid … Continue reading →

Your average fish can breathe perfectly fine, however, both in motion and at rest, so long as the water is oxygenated sufficiently. They will not die if they stop swimming. Simply being in oxygenated water is enough for fish to … Continue reading →

So, Yes fish do notice the sonar, some species more than others, busy waters = lots of noise and the fish are not as spooked as in quiet waters where they are not used to it. Do fish react to … Continue reading →

Are all Lowrance transducers interchangeable? No, currently none of the Lowrance transducers are universally compatible with all Lowrance fish finders. However, most Lowrance transducers are compatible with multiple Lowrance units, and most Lowrance fish finders are compatible with multiple transducers. … Continue reading →

screwball. A screwball is a breaking ball designed to move in the opposite direction of just about every other breaking pitch. It is one of the rarest pitches thrown in baseball, mostly because of the tax it can put on … Continue reading →

Where do fishing matches start? There will almost certainly be a fishery near you that holds regular open matches but it might be better to start by joining a local angling club. If you don’t know how to find a … Continue reading →

Go Fish can be played with anywhere from 2-6 players. Each player is dealt 5 cards (if only 2 players are playing, deal 7 cards each). The remaining cards should be placed face down. How many cards do you give … Continue reading →

These fish usually require around 50 to 70 gallons of water with a 6.8 to 7.2 pH level and can be kept with other tank mates, too. Native to North America and mostly residing in rivers, lakes, and ponds, the … Continue reading →

Use your dominant hand to press the button on your reel. Keep your line taut as you bring the lure back and drop the tip of the rod. In a single swooping motion, raise the tip of the rod to … Continue reading →