How to SHOOT & EDIT Trending Cinematic reels | Capcut Video Editing | Hindi Tutorial

This paragraph explains the critical camera settings needed for shooting high-quality cinematic reels. The author emphasizes the importance of setting the resolution to 4K at 30fps, or 60fps if you prefer shooting while moving the camera. Two other vital settings are the grid and level, which help maintain balance and proper framing. The grid assists with positioning the subject at the center, while the level ensures the shot is not tilted. The writer humorously mentions that a tilted shot will look unprofessional, adding a lighthearted comment about how everything, including personal life, tends to be 'crooked'. Additionally, using ultra-wide-angle lenses or stepping back to capture more area is recommended for aesthetic shots.

In this section, the script focuses on capturing cinematic shots with or without a gimbal. The author suggests using a gimbal for stable, smooth shots but offers an alternative of using your hand as a gimbal if budget is an issue. The key is to move slowly and carefully to maintain smoothness. The author warns that quick or sudden movements will result in poor-quality footage. After discussing camera movement techniques, the focus shifts to editing, where the writer introduces the CapCut app. Viewers are guided on how to add clips, music, and beat marks to enhance synchronization with the music, improving the overall quality of the reel.