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By Steve Patchin on April 4, 2012
Control your camera’s exposure to get better shots. (Click on the title if the video is not visible). In Part 4 of How to Shoot Your Kid, I’ll show you how to control the exposure of your video camera, and improve your shooting, no matter what camera you use. Get the full DVD of [...]
Posted in Shoot Better Video, Video and Film Transfers | Tagged better video, video camera, video exposure, video production, video production las vegas, video shooting |
By Steve Patchin on March 22, 2012
Successful business owners and managers take pride in their businesses and have passion for what they do. That’s why more and more businesses are integrating video into their marketing. Quality videos placed properly on a business’ website are crucial to the foundation of the business’ image. A bad video can do more harm than good [...]
Posted in Video Marketing | Tagged business videos, marketing business videos, online business videos, online video marketing, video marketing, video production, video production las vegas, video promotions |
By Steve Patchin on November 22, 2011
A video about riding in Bike MS 2011. (Click on the title if the video is not visible).
Posted in Cycling, Cycling Stories | Tagged bicyclilng, cycling, cycling video, Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas Strip, MS, MS Ride, MS Ride Las Vegas, National MS Society, Red Rock National Recreation Area |
By Steve Patchin on September 4, 2011
Just a little cycling fun at Mt. Charleston, Nevada. (Click on the title if the video is not visible).
Posted in Cycling, Cycling Stories |
By Steve Patchin on June 11, 2011
I just couldn’t understand why I was so exhausted after only 47 miles of riding. Yes, I’d just climbed from my house in Vegas, up past Red Rock Overlook, out to the 160, up and over Mt. Potosi, and almost all the way into Lovell Canyon Road, but my mind was on 100 miles. I’d [...]
Posted in Cycling Stories |
By Steve Patchin on June 11, 2011
While I was watching the Tour de France, my eleven-year-old daughter started asking questions about the race. During an early stage, some of the riders were in a break away (in the front), and I told her the real contenders were farther back and weren’t concerned with these particular stage leaders at the moment. “How [...]
Posted in Professional Cycling and Racing |
By Steve Patchin on June 11, 2011
You don’t have to do everything wrong to bonk while riding your bike. It just takes one or two misguided choices, and you’ll find yourself on your bike wanting only to get off and leave your two wheeled contraption leaning against a stop sign while you sit on the ground, intending never to get up [...]
Posted in Cycling Stories |
By Steve Patchin on June 11, 2011
Sometimes when I ride my bike, I enjoy all the scenery and embrace the wonderful weather that propels me along as part of the rhythm of riding, taking me into a zone that insulates me from the stresses of life. At other times, I have no choice but to embrace the pain and exhaustion of [...]
Posted in Cycling Stories |
By Steve Patchin on June 11, 2011
As the sun rises across the desert and brushes its orange breath across our cold faces, we mount our bikes and teeter our way through the loose dirt and gravel outside the Las Vegas Speedway, heading for our once-around the race track. It’s November 7, 2009. The air is dead still. More than 200 riders [...]
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