There are many features of it that I use: converting MOV file format to other formats, resizing videos, and, as in the demo here, extracting a frame to use as a placeholder graphic for a video on my blog.
Make your videos that much better with this tip about lighting. Shooting video in front of a large, direct light source, such as a window, can make your subject appear dark.
QR Codes seem to have come out of nowhere the past couple months, but they are quickly gaining steam. With a little thought, you can come up with a creative application for them. I still have mixed feelings about putting them on billboards, but there are certainly a myriad of other ways to use them. In order to create QR codes quickly and easily, here’s a demo.
Video is nothing to be scared of. Unlike the #1 fear most people have, video is not public speaking. Well, in a way it is because the video plays publicly, but video is the public speaking that you get infinite do-overs (until the point that you’re just making excuses to not finish it). So relax about it.
And one of the most effective ways to engage people is through video on your website. Since you can’t literally be everywhere on earth at the same time, and speak to everyone at the same time, having video on your website is the next best thing. You CAN talk to everyone everywhere at once.
Our first installment of how you can use video to be more like Waldo and stand apart from a crowd was because Google loves video. …
y having a blog and harnessing the power of video, you can demonstrate, share, and explain what you do and how you can put it to work for others.
I’ve been talking about how to stand apart from the crowd, like Waldo, by using video. Here’s my first reason for using video: Google loves video.
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