Video recording methodology - Revision history

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 * [http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Professional-Quality-YouTube-Videos How to Make Professional Quality YouTube Videos] from WikiHow.com
-* [http://thenextweb.com/facebook/2016/05/19/facebooks-interactive-map-best-way-live-videos-streaming-real-time/ Facebook’s interactive map is the best way to discover live videos streaming in real-time] from The Next Web
+* [http://thenextweb.com/facebook/2016/05/19/facebooks-interactive-map-best-way-live-videos-streaming-real-time/ Facebook’s interactive map is the best way to discover live videos streaming in real-time] from TheNextWeb.com
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 * [http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Professional-Quality-YouTube-Videos How to Make Professional Quality YouTube Videos] from WikiHow.com
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 * You can also create a Facebook page and upload your videos there.
 * Network with other replicators to build the S.H.O. Drive community.
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 If you want to show your efforts, do it with style. Also, make sure to follow '''the guidelines below''' in order to get the best reception on your videos!

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-==General considerations==
+==Choose a camera==
 * Obtain a camera with HD resolution capability and a zoom function that works during recording.
 * If you want long videos, make sure that your camera will support long recording times.
 * Make sure to get a high-capacity memory card if you want to record the build process and/or multi-hour tests.
 * Use a tripod or a mounting clamp to stabilize the camera.
 * Keep the camera mounted when recording in a given work space.
 * Provide ample lighting to the work environment, such as by turning on all lights on the room or by opening the shades on your windows.
-* Make sure to speak loudly to the camera so as to not mumble.
+* Clear out any unnecessary clutter from the work space and nearby surfaces.
 * Record video to at least 720p resolution.
 * Use progressive mode (e.g. 720p or 1080p). Do not use interlace mode.
 * If your camera has an option for 60 frames per second at 1x playback speed with audio, you should use it.
-* Set back the camera far enough so the whole work space can be seen when the camera is zoomed out.
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 ==Sharing==
 * When uploading to YouTube, upload the original videos unedited.
 * Some camcorders may split your video into separate files up to 4 gigabytes. You can use the YouTube Video Editor to merge them on YouTube.
 * If you are not sure about presenting the video on your video channel, you can set your YouTube upload to private or unlisted until you are ready to show it.
 * You may edit original videos, but do not cut the video too often, and especially do not cut the video in ways that may appear to others as hiding a trick. If you upload these videos, make sure to also upload the originals too.
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 * Set back the camera far enough so the whole work space can be seen when the camera is zoomed out.
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+==Handling the device==
 * If you want to show something up close, bring it to the camera, or use the zoom function when recording.