Wildlife Video - A Beginner's Guide to Mastering the Art of Wildlife Videography

Join world renowned wildlife photographer / videographer Mark Smith as he shows you the proper gear and techniques for capturing incredible moments in the animal kingdom.

Curious about wildlife video? This is the place to start!

• 25 Video Lessons
• Over 70 minutes of Content
• Bite Sized Manageable Sessions
• Sample Files for Download
• Lifetime Access

Video Capture Tips and Tricks From the Wildlife Master Himself!

Mark Smith's online videos have surpassed a staggering 1 billion views. In his beginner's guide to wildlife videography he shows you everything you need to get started capturing beautiful moments in wildlife video.

Designed for Photographers & Non-photographers Alike!

Photographers coming into the course will have a great skill set that they can apply to capturing video but things are very different in the video world. This course will not only show you those differences in a clear concise fashion but also explain how and why they differ and how to ensure you make the right choices going forward.

Lessons in this course

• Navigating the Course and Downloading Materials
• Video Capture Cheat Sheet - Downloadable Content
• Introduction
• The Benefits of Learning how to Capture Wildlife Video
• Memory Cards for Video - What You Should Look For
• Filters - Do You Need Them?
• Which Camera Should You Choose for Video?
• Which Lenses Work Best for Wildlife Video Capture?
• Frames Per Second - Which Setting Yields the Best Results?
• Resolutions - Which Setting Should You Choose?
• Bit Depth - 8, 10 OR 12?
• Picture Profiles & LOG Formats
• Manual Exposure - It Is Easier Than You Think.
• Choosing the Correct Shutter Speed
• Choosing the Correct Aperture
• Choosing the Correct ISO
• Zebras - What Are They and How They Can Help!
• Activating Zebras
• Autofocus For Video - Is It Different From Still Photography?
• Focus Peaking - What Is It and How Can it help?
• Activate Focus Peaking
• One Autofocus Trick No One Talks About
• Recording Audio and Video At the Same Time?
• Wildlife Video Techniques
• Will Any Tripod Work for Video?