Video rookie
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We all post our videos and ask for suggestions, but if you are like me you don't really want to put down someone elses hard work, especially when you know you have lots to improve in your own (my own) videos.
But I though it might be good to post some our biggest pet peeves, and these are not to be aimed at anyone directly, so please lets not use any names (especially mine), so I'll start...
1. White balance. If you can't do it with your camera underwater, then at least try to fix it during editing. Not everything underwater is blue...
2. Move slowly and smoothly, I don't want to feel sea sick if I'm not on a boat.
I really like Macro, but I myself am having a hard time with it, especially keeping steady, so I have not posted any.
3. Get close, and then get closer, and try to avoid the "zoom" button.
4. Try to keep it short. Watch a movie or TV, and you will notice that most clips are only about 10 seconds long before they move to another camera. We don't have other camera angles, so maybe 15-20 on a clip might be OK, then move to something else. Of course this is just my thoughts, others will disagree.
But I though it might be good to post some our biggest pet peeves, and these are not to be aimed at anyone directly, so please lets not use any names (especially mine), so I'll start...
1. White balance. If you can't do it with your camera underwater, then at least try to fix it during editing. Not everything underwater is blue...
2. Move slowly and smoothly, I don't want to feel sea sick if I'm not on a boat.
I really like Macro, but I myself am having a hard time with it, especially keeping steady, so I have not posted any.
3. Get close, and then get closer, and try to avoid the "zoom" button.
4. Try to keep it short. Watch a movie or TV, and you will notice that most clips are only about 10 seconds long before they move to another camera. We don't have other camera angles, so maybe 15-20 on a clip might be OK, then move to something else. Of course this is just my thoughts, others will disagree.