Izzy Video tutorials make it easy to learn video.

Opacity is the level of transparency of an item. It’s a great tool for blending items together and for making a more unified image. Watch the video for several examples.

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Also, leave a comment on this post if you have other ideas on how to use opacity.

In this tutorial, I talk about the 4 steps to creating a montage, and then show an example of what a montage is.

Music in this episode was provided by music.podshow.com. Brother Love rocks.

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There are many aspects to Digital Video, and all of them can present problems. This episode helps with the audio side of things. It helps you understand what Room Noise is and how you can use it as a tool.

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Inside this video tutorial you’ll find an extra surprise (a big announcement, and I won’t spoil it here).

Anyway, this tutorial demonstrates more basic light information, and also shows the impact of good lighting. If you’re frustrated by the type of picture you get with your camera when shooting around the house, this episode might provide some answers to your problems.

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Update:

I had to repost the file, slightly edited. It’s just my voice at the end now. Unfortunately there was a technical problem with the rendering that created a funny glitch in the previous version.

This episode of Izzy Video covers the Framing Terms for different types of shots.

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Happy new year, everyone! I’m hoping that 2006 is the year of the video podcast.

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