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To: CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC

Um... Have you ever seen a vertical video before? I’m sure you have and that is all you need to know. No secret insider memes necessary.


35 posted on 05/18/2019 12:22:20 PM PDT by PJ-Comix (SUBSCRIBE to the DUmmie FUnnIes YouTube Channel...NOW!!!)
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To: PJ-Comix
"Um... Have you ever seen a vertical video before? I’m sure you have and that is all you need to know. No secret insider memes necessary."

Yup! I take them all the time. Just 3 days ago I took one of wild baby geese frolicking on the grass near me, while some others swam out in the pond beyond. I did it vertically so I could zoom in as far as possible on both groups and have them together in one clip.

And often when I want to slow pan from L to R over a tall scene, where I'm unable to back up to capture the entire height in landscape mode, I pan in Portrait / vertical mode. Believe it or not, this way actually turns out much better than holding the phone horizontally and moving it up & down repeatedy while panning, thus simulating a cameraman on a trampoline.

But obviously you know a lot more about my vertical videos than I do, making you a Master of Clairvoyance. So I see I will have to go rerun them over & over to figure out what exactly I am missing that you see so clearly.

Can you at least please help me save time by giving me a hint as to the nature of what I should be seeing? Something that should trigger hysterical laughing? Or trigger rage? This poor ignorant amateur videographer in Flyover Country humbly beseeches your indulgence.

67 posted on 05/18/2019 4:09:51 PM PDT by CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC ("Blessed are the young, for they shall inherit the national debt" - Pr. Herbert Hoover)
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