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Sure, as in when you only have 1 camera and you have the actor repeat the shot (or part of the shot) and place the camera in different position. That way in post you can make it appear as if you had multiple cameras.

White Balancing Tip To get your color spot on, head down to your local grocery store and find a translucent lid (I found that yogurt lids are usually a good size, if not you can buy a large coffee can and cut it down). Place the lid over your lens, aim it at the light you want to adjust to...

Excellent advice. It's kinda along the same lines as simulating a 3 camera setup with using only 1 camera. I'm gonna have to try this for our next project.

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I'd recommend that you took off the filter. Long ago, I used to always keep a uv filter on my lenses, but nowadays I don't even use lens caps anymore. Two things I have found that work wonders. Cigarette paper (use it dry on the lens, unless it's really dirty) and lenspens (excellent way to get...