By Master your camera’s shutter speed settings for video by switching from fractions to frame rate multiples—shoot at 1/50th second for 25fps or 1/60th for 30fps to achieve natural motion blur that mimics what our eyes perceive. This “180-degree shutter rule” instantly separates amateur footage from professional-looking video, preventing the jarring, stuttery motion that occurs with faster shutter speeds.
Embrace continuous lighting instead of relying on strobes, since video requires constant illumination throughout the capture. LED panels offer adjustable color temperature and intensity, letting you shape light …
