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What to look out for while video recording

Once you have set up your camera, charged your batteries, and ensured enough free space on your memory card, you are ready to start recording. But there are still many things to consider after you’ve hit that big red button. In this 4-page document, you will explore what you need to be aware of when recording video. These items continue to need your attention while you are filming, although some of them you can set up in advance and just check once in a while during the recording.

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