I will be filming some technical tasks to add in my e-learnings as instructional videos. There will be no sound recorded, it will be added later. I am looking for some recommandations on what equipment to use to have nice quality videos and photos? It will be filmed in an indoor room, and the space is quite limited. The latest posts I saw are from 5 years ago, so the technology have probably changed a lot.
There are so many choices, even the video camera on your mobile phone is very good. The 2 keys things to make your video capture better is use a tripod and lighting. Then be prepared to use video editing software to cut out the mistakes and polish up your video.
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There are so many choices, even the video camera on your mobile phone is very good. The 2 keys things to make your video capture better is use a tripod and lighting. Then be prepared to use video editing software to cut out the mistakes and polish up your video.
I agree with Richard here. Even video from phones should work rather than spending it on a camera. See the output from phone and edit it nicely..