SONY A6700 accessories to shoot social content

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Three Legged Thing bracket

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The video addresses a common pain point for content creators using specific camera models: the difficulty of switching between landscape and portrait modes for social media. By offering a practical and easily demonstrable solution, it provides immediate value to viewers facing this issue.

Summary

The creator showcases a "Three Legged Thing" bracket as an essential accessory for the Sony A6700 camera when shooting social media content. She explains how it allows for easy switching between landscape and portrait orientations, which is crucial for social media formats.

Structure

1Introduction of the Sony A6700 and the need for accessories
2Problem: standard tripod limitations for social content (portrait vs. landscape)
3Solution: the "Three Legged Thing" bracket
4Demonstration of how the bracket attaches and allows for angle adjustments

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One of the best Sony A6700 accessories for shooting content in portrait - the Three Legged Thing bracket 👏🏼#sonya6700 #sonyaccesories

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The creator holds up and demonstrates a "Three Legged Thing" bracket, explaining its function for attaching to a Sony A6700 camera to facilitate shooting in both landscape and portrait orientations.

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SONY A6700 accessories to shoot social content

Transcript

One of the best accessories I've bought when shooting social content with the Sony A6700 and I recommend asking the super questions when I bought the tripod for my camera, I just assumed you'd be able to shoot portrait as well as landscape. That wasn't the case. The tripod I bought, you can only attach the camera landscape and when you're shooting in the social, you need to be portrait. Pretty much most of the time. This bracket essentially attaches to the camera like this, giving you the option to be landscape, but also portrait. It's super simple, you just attach it to the tripod and this bottom bit actually moves around a lot, so you can change loads of different angles with the shot. This is called the three legged thingy. Not the cheapest thing in the world, but again, I'm a really good hack, especially when you want to be shooting portrait on a camera that's typically.