With many businesses adopting video-conferencing platform Zoom, it has become easier than ever for businesses to create content from recordings. Video Producer at Stockport based video content agency, Studio 91, Jamie Swaby, explains the best settings to the most from the platform.
We’ve all had to contend with dodgy Zoom video quality in some way shape or form over the last year. Whether that be through a bad internet connection, a terribly framed shot, or just some bad lighting. These are usually just inconveniencing at best, but that all changes when you need to use Zoom to record video content and there are a few really simple steps you can take to optimize recording through Zoom that I’m here to share with you…
Zoom is a great tool for recording multiple people at once, but depending on how you have it set up, you’ll get massively inconsistent results when retrieving any footage you’ve recorded through there, so we’re going to layout the best settings to have turned on, along with some general tips that should improve your Zoom recordings. There are different best practices depending on whether you’re going to edit the footage or just upload it straight away and hopefully, this article helps you decide the best settings for exactly what you need. From video quality, lighting to the very important sound.
Read more on this at Marketing Stockport member Studio 91 Media
Studio 91 Manifesto (Showreel 2020) from Studio 91 Media on Vimeo.
Expert Opinion: Meeting the viability challenge across the country 
Poor enquiry handling costing UK professional services firms millions, finds Insight6 research 
Expert Opinion: Protect your business from email attacks