Frame Perfectly Using Lens Focal Length as a Framing Guide

[@Hugiyo_Studio]

That’s such a cool way of thinking and creating, will definitely keep this in mind when I’m out filming!!

[@zacharysilva]

Dang that's actually a really good formula to use

[@HartenDylan]

This is a super cool idea! It also sparked the thought that to mix it up you could also do the inverse: 24mm ~75% Over-the-Shoulder with something framed in the gap, 35mm ~65% medium close with environmental context, and 70mm ~30% far from camera to create a sense of depth. Either way its an elegant way to start approaching shot selection! Cheers.

[@محمودالادهم-ر6ع]

Good tip 👌 👍 👏

[@alvinojoy]

Thanks!

[@aergl]

This is a great guide 👍👌 keep it up

[@alvinojoy]

Glad you liked it 👍

[@Nash-m9x]

Thanks! I never thought about it, I've learned something today :)

[@alvinojoy]

No problem! 👍

[@kamalpreet2.0]

Nice and new trick ❤

[@messyart902]

Smart

[@realhuytam]

tuff

[@ordinarypeerson]

400mm:

[@tranquangkhai2312]

[@macoleytbeur]

le doublage automatique c'est quoi cette merde , la idéo est bonne mais pas le doublage