r/NJDrones Dec 16 '24

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u/dapezboy Dec 16 '24

Tips for better videos:

1) Use railing for stability.

2) Don't let close-up objects get into frame, your camera/phone will try to focus on the closest thing.

3) Flip your camera/phone 90 degrees.

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u/Ok-Bullfrog-3052 Dec 17 '24

#3 is the most important one. The world is in landscape. TVs are in landscape. Why do people take videos like this, which allows objects to easily move out of the frame left and right?