How I record vertical and horizontal video at the same time.
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2021
- This is how I create Landscape (16.9) and Portrait (9:16) videos at the same time.
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For some social media projects clients require you to create vertical and horizontal videos at the same time but not always do you have enough time to shoot both or use a croped version.
In this video I share my setup which I used to record vertical and horizontal video at the same time.
Do you have tips for shooting both? let other viewers know!
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Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to do so. I needed those idea videos too when I started with creative work.
I tried shooting both vertical and horizontal once but I was trying to film myself 🤣 I soon realized that you can’t look into two different lenses at once lol so that didn’t quite work for me 😕 I ended up just shooting horizontal but staying flat in the middle of my shot so I could crop it for vertical later 😔
great video
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Thanks
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Yes that's right.
It amazes me with the tech we have a camera is not able to record both formats the same time 🤔
Well a sensor is not a square so transitional cameras can't do that.
Me too, why has no one made a single camera with 2 lenses and sensors, like a Siamese twin camera!
Link to the photo head you use?
Where you go: amzn.to/3vPCDiK
@@GreenBoxMedia thank you I meant the photo head for vertical mounting not the tripod, how do you attach to rig?
@@DIGITALDJGEAR oh that's just a random photo head that o had laying around. I simply used an adapter screw that was thread on both sides so I could attach one side to the rig and the other to the head.
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There is no way you can seriously manage composition and framing while watching two screens !! One will suffer over the other.
I HATE vertical, it's not just cinematic snobbery, the reason we have wide screen as it resembles our field of view ... in vertical video people are only looking at the middle third of the screen, it a joke!
Now having a nightmare trying to deliver for a client video for everything from UA-cam to Instagram (forcing the landscape with letter boxing etc) and their pathetic chasing after TikTok users and audience.
Simple rule, if you are shooting on your phone and it's ONLY for social media, shoot vertical if you really have to ... otherwise stick to human field of view 16:9.
You are absolutely right. However If you tell your client exactly that and the client insists on doing it and does not have the time budget to re-shoot every shot this is a workable solution.
@@GreenBoxMedia I often here, 'its down to the client' but I think it's a two way street, most clients haven't got a clue - but as they all have camera's in their pockets they often think they do. Just doing as a client tells me is not a way I work. We have to educate them, or we end up with two cameras on our tripods, recording sound and filming drone footage all the same time.
@@the_grand_tourer I am totally on your side however this clients briefing was very clear and specific about the fact that they require a 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16 aspect ratio for thier ad formats.
During the planing meetings we decided on shooting with two cameras at once.
The alternative would have been to shoot everything centered on one camera in order to cater to all formats.
So well stated
I agree! Absolutely hate shooting portrait film as required on Instagram, I even used to just put my landscape films on there sideways! Why did that not become a thing…
but why would you shoot both at the same time?
Because in my case we don't have the time to re-shoot every shot twice and due to the clients' requirement we don't have the ability to crop into a video (and loose quality)
Shooting both will help you make content for mobile/social media platforms simultaneously, while still filming 16x9 or similar for cinema quality
You may also need to film an event that only happens once, for instance in my case a running race. Currently I hold my iPhone in portrait mode above my GoPro in landscape mode and follow the action that way to get footage for both Instagram and UA-cam. I ought to set up a rig that holds them both like that, as this clever guy has done here. Then it wouldn’t be a balancing act like it is now!