Two shots edited together that are too similar.

The camera system that ensures that the subject of the image appears clear and sharp.

The control that turns the camcorder on and off.

The control that changes the camcorder from standby to record mode, and back again.

General sounds in the recording environment.

To magnify or reduce the size of a subject by changing the focal length of the lens while recording.

To pivot the camcorder horizontally on its support.

The positions from which the camcorder records shots.

The distance between the top of a subject's head and the upper edge of the frame.

The distance between the subject and the upper edge of the frame toward which the subject is moving.

The distance between the subject and the edge of the frame toward which the subject is looking.

An aid to composition in the form of an imaginary tic-tac-toe grid superimposed on the image.

To advance a videotape through previously recorded sections to blank tape, in preparation for additional recording.

The camera system that neutralizes the color tints of different light sources, such as sunshine and halogen lamps.

The camera system that delivers the correct amount of illumination to the recording mechanism, regardless of the light level of the shooting environment.

A three-legged camera support.

A protective cover for the camcorder lens.

A condition in which the camera is on and operating but not recording.

An appliance that both captures moving images and stores them on tape.