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Video performance depends on basic production quality, hooks, and repeatable capture workflows as much as on the idea itself.
If you own an iPhone and an Apple Watch, here's a great way that you can combine the two to make better quality videos. As we know by now, the quality of a back camera is much better than the front camera. But the problem is a lot of people struggle to make videos with the back camera.
One of the reasons is that they just really don't know where they are facing and if the camera angle is correct. There's an easy solution to that by using your Apple Watch. It's very simple to do on your Apple Watch.
Open up your camera, give it a few seconds to sync, and you'll see that your camera is now being controlled from your Apple Watch. You can see exactly what your camera is looking at. And not only that, you can press start when you're ready.
It's as simple as that. Start using your back camera more and more and you're gonna see that the quality of your videos are so much higher. Let me know if this works for you.
Video performance depends on basic production quality, hooks, and repeatable capture workflows as much as on the idea itself.
Create a pre-publish video checklist covering lens, audio, framing, hook, length, and repeatability before judging the content strategy.
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If you own an iPhone and an Apple Watch, here's a great way that you can combine the two to make better quality videos.