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As a photographer with fixed lighting, might be pretty good, taking multiple shots to form a sequence in presentation, however, in video comes lighting differences. colors blurs. depending of quality, camera lens needs split secs. to adjust. all the more reason to go to pause, adjust, then tape, very slow close and withdraw, if moves include the aarea of previous postions, shows as continious, no cuts. outside to close, inside close to withdraw. put the audience into the action, they are then a part of it. if subjects good, good video. thxstewe68