How to shoot Top Down Video | DIY Overhead Camera Rig

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[@themodernvideographer]

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[@thtgrldiana6388]

Wow! thank you so much for this detailed info. I'm curious, I do crafting videos and I have a 3.5' by 4.5' working surface, and a 3' top-down height to mount my camera (Canon EOS M50 MKII) what lens would you recommend to for these videos. Right now, I use the kit lens (15mm-45mm), but I find I'm having adjust the camera angle each time I shift from my cutting board to my sewing machine. I'd like to have a single POV that covers the full area. your insight is greatly appreciated!!