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Dolly is a technique used in video editing to create a smooth and seamless movement of the camera. It involves moving the camera towards or away from the subject while keeping the focus on the subject. This technique is commonly used in filmmaking to create a sense of depth and perspective in the shot. Dolly shots can be achieved using a dolly track, a handheld stabilizer, or a motorized gimbal.
There are different types of dolly shots that can be used in video editing. The most common ones are push-ins and pull-outs. A push-in shot involves moving the camera towards the subject, while a pull-out shot involves moving the camera away from the subject. Other types of dolly shots include tracking shots, which involve moving the camera alongside the subject, and crane shots, which involve moving the camera up or down using a crane or jib arm.
Dolly shots can add a cinematic quality to a video and make it more engaging for the viewer. They can also help to convey a sense of movement and emotion in the shot. Dolly shots are commonly used in films, music videos, and commercials to create a professional and polished look. However, it is important to use dolly shots sparingly and only when they add value to the video. Overusing dolly shots can make the video look amateurish and distract from the content.
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