Many times when filming things such as events, home videos and on the fly footage one doesn't have time to set up lights and compose shots. Here is deal with that and use natural light in video production.
Instructions
1. Read the camera's manual to learn about the specifics of each setting. You need to be very familiar with these settings so you will be able to adjust them quite rapidly.
2. Turn the camera on at your filming location. Within seconds you should be able to determine whether or not you need to use a filter setting. If a filter is needed press the appropriate buttons to set it.
3. Move away from direct sunlight. When possible set up on the outskirts of a tree so that the camera lends in shaded by the tree but is filming outward at the activity which may or may not be in direct light.
4. Follow your subject(s) as needed with the available light. When possible tilt or point the camera away from the main light. Direct exposure will result in severe overexposure.
5. Set up the camera beside the source of light when filming at night. The light source will act as a spotlight for your lens.
6. Color correct your footage as needed to account for fluctuations in the light.
