The production of audio visual sequences – combining projected images with a suitable soundtrack – has long been one of the mainstays of camera club programmes. Traditionally involving the production of ( sometimes hundreds ) of slides, and the use of tape recorders and other heavy items, digital photography and computers have made this aspect of photography easier – and lighter now that you can carry many complete shows on a memory stick! To encourage members to produce their own shows, our club recently held a “ Members’ A/V evening “. Seven shows were presented, the rules stating that no presentation should last more than seven minutes. Subjects were certainly varied – from
“ how not to get fit “, “ The colourful world of Reading buses “ to our ex-chairmans’ new life in France. This was not a competition so much as an entertainment and will hopefully inspire those present to have a go next season. The evening was rounded off by a short stop – motion programme presented by member Pasquale Vaira, demonstrating that it is possible to produce this type of movie using a digital camera. An instructive and entertaining evening.
“ how not to get fit “, “ The colourful world of Reading buses “ to our ex-chairmans’ new life in France. This was not a competition so much as an entertainment and will hopefully inspire those present to have a go next season. The evening was rounded off by a short stop – motion programme presented by member Pasquale Vaira, demonstrating that it is possible to produce this type of movie using a digital camera. An instructive and entertaining evening.
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