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Using the DMC Equipment and Facilities

Option I

1. Equipment:
  1. a video camera
  2. a DSLR camera such as Canon T3i or Nikon D3300 will work the best. Use it in manual recording mode. Watch this Canon T3i video tutorial to learn how to record video using Canon T3i.

1. 1. Refer this Nikon video tutorial to learn how to record video using Nikon D3300.
  2. a Canon M500 will work too. However, it doesn't have a fully manual recording mode, which makes it hard to prevent exposure value from changing while you are drawing.
  3. a tripod

one or

1. 1. two Panel lights
2. Setup: Mount the camera on the tripod, make the camera facing down. Make the panel lights facing downward. Try to make the light even on the white piece of paper to avoid shadows when you are drawing.
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3. Use the DMC Video Studio or a nice place to record your drawing on a white piece of paper.

Option II
1. Equipment:
  1. a document camera
  2. a computer
2. Setup
  1. In the DMC Audio Studio, connect the document camera to the computer
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Use

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  2. Watch the guide here
Then use the DMC Audio Studio to record your voice over narration.

Use iMovie or Final Cut Pro to edit. Use fast motion (i.e. faster speed) to create animated effect of drawing.

Using Apple Devices

Record Your iPhone or iPad Screen Over Lightning With Your Mac That is Running on Yosemite

This method requires you that you have iPad air, the newer version and a Mac computer running on the latest OS Yosemite.

a Mac running OS X Yosemite

2. an iOS device running iOS 8 or later

3. a Lightning cable to connect them.

4. Your iOS device needs to have “trust” with the Mac you’d like to use for recording

5. QuickTime player, File->New Screen Recording, select the iOS device

6. Click the record button

Note: All the DMC computers are running on OS 10.9 Mavericks, not OS 10.10 Yosemite.

References:

Record Your iPhone or iPad Screen Over Lightning With Your Mac That is Running on Yosemite http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/record-iphone-ipad-screen-lightning-mac/.
New in OS X Yosemite: Record Your iPhone or iPad Screen with QuickTime http://www.tekrevue.com/tip/record-iphone-screen-quicktime/
Mac OS X Hidden feature in Yosemite - Mirror your Iphone or Ipad on your Mac Screen CC https://youtu.be/hjoIUX7zdoQ

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