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One day, you step up your video game and buy a video camera. If that happens, you have to learn a few things. The first thing to do is to switch to manual and set your exposure correctly. Why? [I'm glad you asked] While you are filming, the light in your location might change. When in auto mode, the camera balances the light, going brighter or darker. It's distracting, as your camera will usually do a bad job. Going manual to keep exposure consistent across the video will make you look like a pro. Let's look at the steps: - Once you set the frame rate to 24, 25 or 30 fps, select the correct shutter speed - 1/50 (for 24 and 25 fps) or 1/60 (for 30 fps). - You will then use ISO and Aperture (aka Iris) to set the correct exposure. Now, the most essential question is how to set the proper exposure like a pro. And this is what the whole video below is about. Feel free to post any questions in the comments if it's still confusing, and I'll do my best to help.

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Creative Brilliance Challenge of the Day. FLIP IT – IT’S A GAME. Let’s have some real fun! Sit with paper and color pencils and turn your current work in progress into a board game or a video game. Imagine the characters playing their parts as game pieces or animated video characters and tell your story within these new parameters. How does the story feel? Are there new dimensions to discover about your characters that can apply to your traditional work in progress? Isn’t this fun! #CreativeBrilliance #CreativeThinking #MindfulnessWriting #CreativeWriting 

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What is FPS (Frames Per Second)? 🎥 FPS stands for frames per second, and it’s a way to measure how smooth a video looks. Video is made up of still images, called frames, shown quickly in sequence. The more frames shown per second, the smoother the motion appears. Common FPS rates include: 24 FPS: Standard for movies, giving a cinematic feel. 30 FPS: Used in TV and online videos, offering a smooth and natural look. 60 FPS: Common for gaming and fast-paced content, providing very fluid motion. Choosing the right FPS depends on the mood, style, and purpose of your video. Each frame rate creates a different viewing experience. -- 👉 Want to learn more about video production and content creation? Follow my page for tips, insights, and strategies to make your videos stand out!

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