ow are you turning up indoors today ? Its the period for short videos to spice up your day and of course join up on many social media challenges.Recording video has never been so easy or effortless. Everyone has a powerful video camera in their pocket: a smartphone. And with a little practice and access to a few key tips, even you - yes, you - can start recording great footage, vlogging, or even record an indie film or documentary using just your smartphone.

Thus, in an effort to help you capture whatever it is you want in the best way possible with some tips. Although some of the tips might seem obvious, following all of them should result in amazing video every time.

Landscape
Nothing ruins great footage like having two black vertical bars along both sides of your video. To avoid this amateur mistake, make sure to use landscape orientation and not portrait orientation while recording.
Not only does landscape make your video seem more aesthetically pleasing in general, it'll also make it more enjoyable to watch when viewed on a widescreen or television. Plus, you'll capture more in the actual video.


Framing
Now that you're recording in the proper orientation (see above), completely fill the frame with your subject. You can also put him or her or it slightly off-center to create a more visually interesting scene. Just play around and see what looks best.


Zoom
Nothing is worse than digital zoom - just ask any professional photographer. Most smartphones unfortunately feature digital zooms, which are just software tricks that'll make your subject appear closer but not without copious amounts of pixelation.


Flash
We've all seen those videos where the subject has yellow skin and red devilish eyes combined with super dark backgrounds. The culprit? Well, yes, it's the photographer...but it's also the flash.

Smartphones, you see, come equipped with LED lights that are too bright and can easily skew the color temperature of photos. Also, video will often still come out poorly lit in the end. If you want to record a photo at night, you'll have to find another light source.
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Editing

And finally, sometimes a little editing is required in order to make your footage go from "meh" to "wow". And nowadays you can do some intense editing on your smartphone as well, meaning you won't need to invest in fancy desktop software.

Everything from basic trimming to adding transitions, titles, and effects is simple on both iOS and Android mobile devices. Whether your next video is a montage or a school project, mobile apps can streamline the video-editing process.

hey there. it was really a cool thing to do unless I discovered something more useful.
I have found that we can download camera apps in PC and get the live feed on PC
Here are some useful link
WPSApp for Windows
LiveYes for PC
V380s App on Windows PC

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