This is WHY *YOUR* Walking Tour Videos Are RUBBISH, Tips and Tricks to Make Them AWESOME

So many walking tour videos are terrible, in this video I will show you why and tips and tricks how to make yours so much better
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[@Seatheworldwithkatandmik-jh2xz]

Great advice thank you

[@NorthwestSimpleLiving]

Excellent, every tip! I need to up my game so much before our next trip!

[@4T-Tech]

Hi there, thanks for stopping by again, glad it was it useful.

[@jannarkiewicz633]

I waited to watch b/c I wanted to focus. This is a topic I am really interested in. I like the spinning numbers.

[@4T-Tech]

Nice, I didn't know you did walking videos as such? But cool anyway

[@dh88comet]

I do have trouble with exposure on videos. I use four different cameras, I have no problem with my Sony FDR AX53 as I can set the lens ring to control the exposure so I can see what's happening visually. On my DJI Mavic Air I haven't a clue how to even work out the exposure, you're just told to use ND filters which is fine but how do you calculate the exposure in the first place? The next is a newly acquired GoPro Hero 9 (which I will use on a pole with a Inkee Falcon Plus), again, how do you work out exposure? Finally my Motorola G100 phone - but control is limited and not an issue. I believe part of the problem is that I learnt about photography in th 1980s using film SLR cameras so I had through the lens spot metering (Olympus OM2 Spot Program), so ASA, shutter speeds and aperture - no problem, but digital all I here is "use the histogram", How? Why? what does it show you? Anyway, this is why I end up using automatic exposure even though it goes against the grain.

[@4T-Tech]

Hi there, thanks for this comment really interesting. I think it's hard to get the right exposure for action cameras and drones as they don't have any decent meters like DSLRS etc so it is a bit guesswork to be honest. Also these action cameras don't have histograms or anything like that as they are more designed to just hit record and don't worry too much about exposure when hanging out of a plane on a parachute. Auto exposure is fine for walking videos I think as I'd rather look around where I'm walking than worry too much about the exposure other than glancing down occasionally and correcting if it's too light or dark. That's a great idea for a video on the histogram and metering with digital camera.. so I'll see if I can come up with something on the topic