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5 TIPS<br />
TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR<br />
SONY 4K Action Cam<br />
Capturing your riding moments and replaying them on<br />
your TV or computer is always awesome fun. And thanks to the<br />
latest video technologies from Sony, you have the power to be as<br />
creative as you want to capture and make your own ride videos.<br />
All it takes is a little camera savvy and some practice. We’re<br />
not Hollywood directors or filmmakers, but we’ve had fun over<br />
the last few months of playing around with the cam and we’ve<br />
compiled a couple of useful tips that you can use the next time<br />
you’re out riding.<br />
Here’s 5 useful tips and tricks that you can do with your<br />
own Action Cam to get the most out of it.<br />
5 tips and tricks that we often<br />
use to get the most out of our<br />
own Sony 4K Action Cam.<br />
Let us know if you’ve tried<br />
any of the tips above, and<br />
send us a link to your video<br />
and we’ll post it up on our<br />
Facebook page!<br />
1. Plan your story<br />
If you’re planning to shoot more than just a POV (point-of<br />
-view) video, you’ll need to plan your story before you head out<br />
into the trails. Knowing where you’re going to ride makes it alot<br />
easier but if you’re heading into unknown territory, keep your<br />
scene options open so that you’ll have at least story to guide you<br />
through your shots. Having planned scenes in your head will<br />
keep your raw footage flowing smoothly between shots and it<br />
will make editing more fun. Here’s a sample of some true and<br />
tested scenes that you can use the next time you’re planning your<br />
own edit;<br />
Scene 1: Ride prep, low angle shots of friends lubing chain,<br />
checking brakes, putting on helmet<br />
Scene 2: Fist bump, and start riding<br />
Scene 3: Chest POV following a friend<br />
Scene 4: Following shot of your buddy railing a berm<br />
Scene 5: High5 and laughter of friends, scenes of nature, trail<br />
ground<br />
Scene 6: High angle shot of continuing the ride etc..<br />
You might also want to start thinking about your soundtrack<br />
choice at this point. If you’re planning to use a song for your<br />
video, make sure that the song that you use is royalty-free.<br />
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