What do you need to pay attention to when using DV, and what are the skills?

1 Correct posture, stable center of gravity, tight arms, but not stiff posture can effectively reduce jitter.

Push-pull and swing movements should not be too fast, and the fixed lens should not be less than 3 seconds. Find the target and zoom in and out. Think about the placement of the lens in advance, and don't push to find the target.

3 aperture and white balance should be set well, and different white balances should be adjusted in different scenes. After setting, shoot at a white object for a few seconds, which will help correct the white balance. Be careful of large-area white objects or high-light objects such as sky and white wall when automatic aperture.

Pay attention to composition and keep the human body intact in the picture. Close-ups can cut off some spaces, but they should be psychologically supplemented.

Be careful of DV condensation when traveling in places with large temperature difference. Usually stored in a cool and dry place. When not in use, take out the DV tape and the battery. DV tape had better not be shot more than 3-5 times.