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@alpacasdegredos

14 күн бұрын

54 years 💪🏽🙌🏼

I'm glad to see that you've applied the previous tips to your recording; I hope they've been helpful! Now, here are some additional tips to further enhance your outdoor videos with strong winds and intense light. To capture landscapes and alpacas outdoors in windy and bright conditions, I recommend using the Rode VideoMic Pro+ with a wind cover (deadcat) for the microphone. This shotgun microphone focuses on capturing sound in the desired direction, minimizing background noise and wind interference. Additionally, consider using a neutral density (ND) filter on your camera to control exposure in high-light situations. Keep in mind that cameras often have limitations regarding audio quality, so experiencing some issues in this area is common. If you're looking for a more discreet audio solution, the Rode SmartLav+ with wind protection is an excellent choice. It's also essential to remember that you can improve video quality by adjusting your camera settings. Typically, cameras don't have maximum quality enabled by default to avoid large file sizes. If your camera supports 4K recording, manually activating this setting will yield the best possible quality in your recordings. What camera are you currently using? With that information, I can recommend specific lenses to further enhance your recordings. It's worth noting that some lenses are brand-specific; for example, Canon produces lenses compatible only with Canon cameras, and the same applies to other brands like Nikon, Sony, etc.

@alpacasdegredos

17 күн бұрын

Wonderful, thanks for these tips. This morning, before seeing your comment, I bought a Rode lavalier Go. I have never bought a Rode product before today. Usually, I buy Sennheiser or Shure microphones. Anyway, to answer your question: I have a Nikon 3300D. I bought it just before moving to Spain to document our new life (and to take good product photos for eBay). I never intended to use it as a video camera (I have a Canon HD camcorder for that purpose). That said, I want to improve the quality of the images, so I will use the Nikon for a while. Spontaneity and laziness led me to rely on my cellphone for the KZread videos. I am looking at the manual and tutorials to help me remember all the possibilities it offers. We appreciate your help!