rocknrollchef
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- Apr 9, 2012
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Apple has been showing commercials shot with their iPhones for awhile as an example of how far phones (and cameras) have come over the years, and it's true; You don't need a $50,000 camera anymore to have great-looking videos - especially with color correction, stableization software etc. available.
But one thing that will kill your video every time: Crappy audio. So when I produce something, audio is the first thing I think about (spoken word AND music). Even if the video isn't as fancy as it could be, great audio makes things at least passable. And the opposite is true: The best video can't save something with crappy audio
But one thing that will kill your video every time: Crappy audio. So when I produce something, audio is the first thing I think about (spoken word AND music). Even if the video isn't as fancy as it could be, great audio makes things at least passable. And the opposite is true: The best video can't save something with crappy audio