Video Setup

How I set up my Video Camera, which is actually a digital camera that is video capable. I used materials I had around the home and purchased: 2 lights, (wiring supplies) and a gorillapod tripod. So far I think this works for me, maybe it will help you in finding a better solution for you? If you have questions please feel free to ask.. A special Thank you to my Husband Henry for helping me.. Have a blessed day...

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  1. JANMarch 21, 2010 at 10:59 AM

    Hi Linda I found you via you tube i am (tarotwisdom)..i am Janet from the UK..i love your videos and all your creations, especially your atc's. one day we must do a trade ..I have a bit of a collection of ATC's mostly original art or mixed media..and another 100 or so of my own art atc's.Been meaning to put a video up to showcase some of my own and some of my favourites that i have collected from others. .Lately i have been creating more of the crafty/stamped and even digi stamp kind and i love it..atc's are super fun..so nice to meet you. janet

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