5 TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR VIDEO CONTENT QUALITY

We all know by now that video content isn't going anywhere! With that being said...Your video creation process is not something you want to rush or half-assed for your social media channels.

Keep reading below to learn our top 5 tips to creating high-quality video content!

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CREATE IN 4K MODE

If you have an iphone, go into your camera settings & adjust them so you are shooting in 4k mode! This ensures you taking your content with high-resolution. *see below for example*

LEAVE SPACE!

Always consider having space in your videos! For example: see the photo here..there is tons of space left around her posing. This is naturally more eye pleasing to look at and if you plan on using it for reels, you will be able to add text over it and it be VISIBLE! Simplicity is KEY! SEE BELOW FOR EXAMPLE.

TURN YOUR SETTINGS IN INSTAGRAM TO HAVE HD UPLOADS

When you're about to post a reel - go into your advanced settings and make sure that your HD quality uploads is turned ON! Here is a screenshot to show you what it looks like.

DON'T USE FILTERS

Filters bring the resolution and quality down ALOT! If you want the best quality - we recommend taking your videos with your iphone and only editing the colours and exposure within in camera settings itself! Then, upload the video as is to reels or TIKTOK.

WIPE YOUR CAMERA LENSE!

This may seem like such a small detail, but this happens SO often and most people don't think about it or realize that their lense is dirty! Try wiping your lense quickly before you're about to take content to prevent this from happening.