Just a wee hint pal,,, there is this place on the internet called youtube and on it you can find videos on just about anything. All you need to do is just type in “how to take good videos” then take a couple of months watching them, as your video work is not appealing. So in your profile you say “I try to video things as i see them using no editing tricks” You do realise that you are going for probably the most difficult form of picture/video work going, yes????? So suggestion number one, you need to understand that most people have two eyes (and around 200 degrees horizontal vision) your video work is one eye (your camera lens) and maybe around 135 degrees horizontal (and in this vid your generally too close to be comfortable viewing). I’m guessing going off your picture composition that you are using a mobile phone. Which make your work more a case of how you point it not as you see it. This video is as jittery as hell and painful to watch, Ok so another hint, if your camera does not have good image stabilisation then invest in a gimbal, (or you could always look on youtube for how to make a gimbal). Looking at your video stock your shorts are all in portrait format (which is ok for stupid selfies) but you are panning your shot, ok I’m a little bit old school so I want panned shots to be in landscape so my eyes can comfortably relax and see where your tracking (less chance of losing the subject), and the subject of the shot if moving, to be in the last third and looking or travelling towards the first third (first third being the direction of the pan, if your panning left then first third is the left third). Go on youtube and type “rule of thirds” this will give you a good starting point for future work.
great event - camera work is giving me sore eyes bro'
Thanks for the feedback
Just a wee hint pal,,, there is this place on the internet called youtube and on it you can find videos on just about anything.
All you need to do is just type in “how to take good videos” then take a couple of months watching them, as your video work is not appealing.
So in your profile you say “I try to video things as i see them using no editing tricks”
You do realise that you are going for probably the most difficult form of picture/video work going, yes?????
So suggestion number one, you need to understand that most people have two eyes (and around 200 degrees horizontal vision) your video work is one eye (your camera lens) and maybe around 135 degrees horizontal (and in this vid your generally too close to be comfortable viewing). I’m guessing going off your picture composition that you are using a mobile phone. Which make your work more a case of how you point it not as you see it.
This video is as jittery as hell and painful to watch, Ok so another hint, if your camera does not have good image stabilisation then invest in a gimbal, (or you could always look on youtube for how to make a gimbal).
Looking at your video stock your shorts are all in portrait format (which is ok for stupid selfies) but you are panning your shot, ok I’m a little bit old school so I want panned shots to be in landscape so my eyes can comfortably relax and see where your tracking (less chance of losing the subject), and the subject of the shot if moving, to be in the last third and looking or travelling towards the first third (first third being the direction of the pan, if your panning left then first third is the left third).
Go on youtube and type “rule of thirds” this will give you a good starting point for future work.
Thanks for the feedback.
A quick check of your other vids shows this up as a very poor offering. You might want to take this down and rethink the audio.
Thanks for the feedback
@@urbanclixnflix your welcome. Glad you took it in the way it was meant.