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P1: Describe how to use camera equipment


P2: Describe the settings for different camera types to achieve cinematic quality footage 

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Types of cinematography equipment  Mounts -Jib/ weighted mini crane  -Basic video tripods/ Gorilla pod  -Dolly  -Steady cam  - Sliders/ can be mounted to a Dolly - Fig rig/ mobile  - Go pro helmet Camera -Go pro/ 360  -DLSR Camera  -Canon EOS 250D -4K Cam recorders  -Drones  Lense -Fish eye lens -Portrait -Macro  -Telephoto  -Wide angle lens  -Standed 18mm film lens  Sound -Lvalia mics  -Shotgun mics  -Zoom handy mic  -Boom mic  Professional equipment we don't own  Mounts  -Crane -Circular dolly cam  Cameras   -Imax camera  - 8K Cam  Lens -Super telephoto -I nfrared  lens  Sound attachments  -No studio 
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