Bikepacking trips need to be filmed and photographed so they can be seen again, so it’s important to follow a few tips to create quality content.
Before you set off, planning your route and the story you want to tell will help you get the right shots.
It’s a good idea to use a lightweight, portable device, such as an action camera or a smartphone with a good camera.
Also, bring spare batteries and memory cards, as well as a small tripod or stabilizer for steadier footage.
To get good shots, practicing framing and composition of the shots is essential.
Once you have finished shooting, you need to edit the footage, choosing a video editing program, such as iMovie or Capcut.
The secret to good editing is to do it over the music to find the right rhythm and make the cuts in the best places.
Remember, done is better than perfect, so it is important to set a time limit for exporting the video.
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