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Jan 18, 2022 8 min

Using Cinematic Mode for Videos on an iPhone 13

from Online Ministry Made Simple Hosted by Mike Morris

Welcome to Episode 10 of our Online Ministry Made Simple Podcast. Click here to subscribe and listen to the podcast, which is available on all major platforms. Video is a huge part of online ministry. Seminary doesn't teach you how to create video content for your website, for social media, and for marketing and outreach. Generating video content doesn't have to be complicated. And with the latest iPhone 13 series of mobile phones, you now how the ability to record videos with a shallow depth of field (the Bokeh effect) that makes them look even better. Cinematic mode video on the iPhone can be a game changer for filming quick videos for announcements and events. Listen to this episode to learn more, and check out the following links for more information. Using Cinematic Mode on iPhone 13 Gear Recommendations (Most links are affiliate links that help support my website and ministry) My favorite iPhone Case Saramonic Blink 500 Pro Wireless Microphone Rode Wireless Go II Microphone Rode VideoMic Go II Shotgun Microphone Osmo Mobile 5 Gimbal Example Videos https://youtu.be/lJ3Vu8INg8U https://youtu.be/8Tl1RL8MRCA https://youtu.be/dDKbwvSvg0w For more information about online ministry, please visit our website for online courses, podcast episodes, and blog posts that help simplify the complexity of online ministry.

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