How To: Repair a dented ping pong ball
Quickly bring a dented Ping Pong Ball back to life on the fly. Also, watch to the end if you just want to see how to make a pong ball shoot flames. This is a very helpful and effective martial arts technique.
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How To: Modify your Nerf gun darts
See how to mod your Nerf gun's darts to be a little more painful than they should be. Those darts could either be just the foam they are, or the foam and pushpin they could be.
How To: Make a rope back pack
This video demonstrates an easy way to carry your rope, or make a rope backpack. This video is actually shot on the side of a mountain. You will have to listen closely because there is some wind in the mic. Step by step instructions are given on how to make a rope back pack.
How To: Straw pedo a beer out the bottle
You only need a straw, with a bendy bit and a glass bottle of beer. This is a quick way to shot gun a beer.
How To: Chip in tall grass when playing golf
Even golf tour players would rather be in a bunker than face one of the most troublesome shots in golf: a chip from tall grass. Once you understand the basics of chipping in tall grass, though, your shot will become much more effective.
How To: Import a Maya mesh into the Unreal engine 3.0
This Gears of War lesson will be taking a simple mesh from Maya and exporting it into the Unreal engine and applying a collision mesh to it so that it will move when you shoot it.
How To: Stich photos together into a panoramic in Autostitch
This video covers how to stitch consecutive photos together to make one large panoramic shot using a free program called Autostitch ( http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/ autostitch/autostitch.html)
How To: Use throw-induced English in pool
Throw-induce English is an important consideration when aiming a bank shot. Learn how to perform this technique and improve your pool game.
How To: Practice a drill to improve cue ball control in pool
Practice this drill in order to improve your control of the cue ball. This will help you place the cue ball where you need it to be for your next shot.
How To: Perform a drill to practice forcing bank shots in pool
A drill that helps you develop the ability to force your opponent to make a low percentage shot when just the money ball is left on the table.
How To: Draw with sidespin in pool
A discussion of draw in combination with sidespin. This technique will allow you to place the cue ball where you need it to be for the next shot.
How To: Follow with sidespin when playing pool
A discussion of using follow in combination with sidespin. This helps you place the cue ball for your next shot.
How To: Pocket a ball that is frozen to the rail in pool
Watch to learn how to cut shooting frozen to the rail and pocket a ball that is frozen to the rail.
How To: Bridge in pool
Learn how to hold your bridge hand to make an effective bridge depending on how much control, draw, and power you want in your shot.
How To: Use archery shooting techniques
Learn how to use a bow for primitive archery with tips from this video.
How To: Best light your webcam video
Anthony and Ian of Smosh, and Logitech, provide you with some simple tips on how to best light your webcam video shoot. Just don't get caught with your pants down...
How To: Play Craps like the pros
How to shoot craps and roll those dice like the pros.
How To: Color correct in Photoshop to compensate for bad light
Once you've adjusted the levels of a photo, the next thing you want to do is color correct. The Photoshop techniques used here compensate for bad AWB (auto white balance) settings on point and shoot cameras, or in situations where you had less than ideal light.
How To: Beat the first two bosses in R-Type
From the depths of the gaming abyss, a classic returns to melt the heart of shoot 'em up gamers. Here's some tips from G4TV on beating the first two bosses in R-Type for the Wii Virtual Console.
How To: Tie a sponge spider fly for fly fishing
This sponge spider pattern was invented by Bobby Gray at Fly and Shot Outfitters and is a great overall terrestrial pattern to use for fly fishing bass, trout, and bluegill. It is also great to use an indicator fly with a dropper below it.
How To: Use the Nikon Coolpix P5000 digital camera
The Nikon Coolpix P5000 is an advanced, compact digital camera. It is a typical point and shoot camera. This short video runs through the main features the camera has.
How To: Use the Nikon Coolpix S10 digital camera
The Nikon Coolpix S10 is a super zoom digital camera with a compact body size. Main attractions include a lens that rotates through two hundred and seventy degrees. This can help you when shooting at difficult angles. Watch this video to learn how to use it.
How To: Use the Canon Powershot A460 digital camera
The Canon Powershot A460 is a relatively inexpensive digital camera. It is aimed at someone looking for a point and shoot digital camera who does not want to break the bank. It has five megapixels and a four times optical zoom lens. Watch this video to learn how to use it.
How To: Make a Tuaca lemon drop
Learn to make a Tuaca lemon drop by watching this video. Use Tuaca, an Italian brandy based liquor, and little bit of sugar to make a Tuaca lemon drop shot.
How To: Do the popular springing card flourish
How to do a popular card flourish where the cards shoot from one hand to the other.
How To: Film in a moving vehicle
Jennifer demonstrates an in car video camera techniques by showing different ways to shoot video from a moving vehicle.
How To: Use deceptive shooting by crunching the depth of field
Mark and Andrew demonstrate how to crunch the depth of field to achieve two camera tricks. By crunching the field of view it makes the action closer than it really is. Often used when filming fight scenes or being "hit by a car" scene.
How To: Shoot landscapes on film
John talks about some techniques that are used to capture vast landscapes in a small frame.
How To: Avoid making the 7 biggest mistakes in camera work
Videomaker demonstrates the 7 biggest mistakes made when shooting video and how to avoid them.
How To: Take a bullet and survive
Where's the best place to take a bullet? Probably not something you want to experience, but if you have to ask to be shot in the arm. Head, stomach, crotch, leg are all worse ideas and could cause greater vital damage.
How To: Find the Grunt Birthday Party skull on Halo 2
Learn the location of the Grunt Birthday Party skull on Halo 2 for the XBox. Enabling this skull will make the grunts explode when you shoot them.
How To: Practice baby jump hook shots for basketball
Learn how to practice your hook shots and develop a soft touch around the basket with these baby jump hook shot basketball drills.
How To: Use the power drop step move in basketball
Learn how to use the Power Drop Step move to gain power of rotation and control in your shot. This basketball drill should be practiced from both the left and right.
How To: Side volley in soccer
Follow these side volley drills in order to increase the range and precision of your shot.
How To: Use Red Cine - the library interface
The Red Cine Application is essential to learn if you plan on shooting with the RED ONE camera. This tutorial goes over the library interface.
How To: Use Red Cine - output settings.
The Red Cine Application is essential to learn if you plan on shooting with the RED ONE camera. This tutorial goes over output settings, including path, name, size and format.
How To: Use Red Cine - color settings
The Red Cine Application is essential to learn if you plan on shooting with the RED ONE camera. This tutorial goes over color settings and grading.
How To: Defend with a backhand shot in badminton
For backhand defense the thumb is placed on the back of the racket handle at a slight downward angle. When the shuttle is smashed the defending player brings the racket head slightly upwards and forwards to meet it. Although the forearm plays a major role in backhand defensive shots for softer shots this forearm movement is limited.
How To: Shoot great video with pantyhose or a door stop
Here are 5 great little tips for anyone who has a camcorder. Cheap too, less than $10 for all 5! Have fun making videos!
How To: Protect your moviemaking equipment from rain
Andrew Burke from Videomaker magazine gives some advice for protecting your equipment while shooting in the rain.