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Video performance depends on basic production quality, hooks, and repeatable capture workflows as much as on the idea itself.
Did you know that you can use the camera app on your Apple Watch to help you create better quality videos on your iPhone? Everyone knows that in order to shoot the best quality videos on your iPhone, you have to use the back camera. The front camera just isn't as good.
Now the problem with the back camera on a iPhone is that sometimes you're not really sure where you are on the frame. Sometimes you'll create a brilliant video, but you'll play it back and say, oh no, I was off the screen. I was off centre.
Now there are a few ways around this. The one way is that you can use a MacBook or iPad as a second screen. But there's a simple way around this using your Apple Watch.
All you have to do is like this, place your camera as you normally would. Then when you're looking in the screen, open up the camera app on your Apple Watch. You'll see, voila, like magic, you are open up on your iPhone, on your watch.
Then you can just make sure that you're centred, make sure everything's great. You can zoom in as well on the right hand side on the crown. When you're ready to record, press record.
And there you go. It's as simple as that. Now you can use your back camera so much more effectively and I promise you the quality will be so much better.
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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Did you know that you can use the camera app on your Apple Watch to help you create better quality videos on your iPhone?