Here are 3 Tips to help you improve you knowledge about camera settings: 1️⃣ Understand Shutter Speed, Aperture, And ISO. 2️⃣ Get A Understanding Of Your Cameras Native ISO. 3️⃣ Know When To Change Your Frame Rate. 📌 Bonus: Know what a frame rate or (FPS) frame per second is... 24 fps is for interview or cinematic looks no slow motion, 30 fps can be used to capture moments but with be able to have slow motion, and 60 frame for action shot you want to slow down, lastly 120 fps if you want extremely slow motion capabilities. What are some topics you want us to cover as we create content for you all?

While there are tons of cameras on the market, understanding your specific needs is fundamental to narrowing down your choice of setup. But simply put, you need a camera that can do 4K, at least 60FPS at 4K & 120FPS at 1080p, it should be good for low light, a lens with at least an achievable 2.8/f (aperture), smooth autofocus, and preferably Full Frame. What Do We Suggest? High End - Sony FX3 or FX6 Middle Range - Sony A7R V or BlackMagic Pocket Cinema 6K Low End - Sony a6600 or Sony ZV-E10

If you are shooting a interview and shooting at a frame rate of 24fps what should you shutter speed be?

Why videography? That's something that we should be asked more often. If we get a deeper understanding of our why I believe the more likely we will succeed. Do You Agree?