[MacDV] My first graduation ceremony

[Granville Kennedy]

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I have a Canon Optura 200MC and have had good luck with the stage-light 
setting in school auditoriums for talent shows.  I highly recommend 
getting a monopod if you don't already plan on using a tripod.  Even a 
light camera can be hard to keep steady over an extended time.  The 
monopod allows me to shoot from my seat, and move quickly and easily 
from one place to another.  If you have a spare battery, great.  
Otherwise you may want to take your AC adapter along if you can find a 
handy outlet.  Carry everything you might possibly need with you, it's 
far better to take something you didn't need than to need something and 
not have it  handy.

Regards,
		Joey Kennedy.

On Apr 8, 2005, at 7:31 AM, Norm Lamoureux wrote:

> Hi all,
>            I will be doing my first graduation
> ceremony. I'm assuming it will be quite dark inside. I
> am using a Canon ZR70. Knowing it is not a "Pro"
> camera I am looking for tips on using this camera
> under these conditions. "Low light". Also, would
> zooming in on the subject be better than a stationary
> shoot. The entire class will have copies available so
> the video needs to be good for all of the students.
> Thank you in advance for any and all help.
>
> Regards,
> Norm L.

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