Hey guys and welcome to the video today. I'm going to share with you five in-camera video transitions for beginners. You don't need much experience if any experience at all and best of all you don't need any expensive equipment so you don't need a gimbal or any other video production equipment all you need is your camera and a lens and then you're going to be able to follow along with today's video. Let's jump in and get started. First up is the pan up and down. Super simple to do. All you simply do is lift the camera up and down like this, revealing a part of the scene. The only thing that you need to make sure here is you're keeping your camera at nice and stable if you're shooting handheld. The best way to do this is shooting with an image stabilised lens. This will give you that nice seamless smooth transition. The pan up and down is great for revealing parts of your scene just like this. Next up is the pan side to side. Very similar to the pan up and down, the only difference is you're going from side to side. Using a tripod will give you the best results because it will keep it nice and smooth and not straight on your horizon. But if you can't use a tripod don't worry, you should be still able to shoot this handheld and get good results. Just ensure that you can see what's going on on your screen if it's the bright sunny day. On the end of my lens here you can see I've got an ND filter and that's really important when you're shooting out in bright sunny conditions. It's basically sunglasses for your camera and if you've got those harsh conditions it's really important to have this on the ND lens to darken down your footage. The pan side to side is a lovely technique to use in things like vlogs and documentaries revealing slowly parts of your scene. Third up is the reveal. Another simple movement, very easy to do, but you've just got to ensure that you take your time with this one because if you make this nice and smooth you can get some beautiful reveals from side to side or open down like this. Take a look at this reveal here where I actually go up and over a bench and in this movement I reveal this nice wide open expands in the scene where you can see this beautiful lake. If you'd like to know how to set your camera settings up for filmmaking then I made a video all about this last week. Click on the card shown at the top of the screen right now and this will take you through to that video where you can learn all about your camera settings for filmmaking. Next up is the follow. This is used a lot in films and it's becoming more increasingly popular in things like vlogs as well. You follow the subject through the scene adding vertical lines like this on a bridge is really nice to draw your eyes into the subject. This is also a beautiful way to do it adding a cinematic look. Take part of the subject and follow it smoothly throughout the scene giving you this beautiful professional look. The focus pull is probably one of my favourite camera transitions which I use all the time. You're pulling the focus of the viewers eye from one part to the other. As you can see I go from the subject here to the flower and it's really really simple to do. All you have to do is press on the area of your screen that you want to focus to and then you press on the other edge of your screen and then you've got this focus pull. A slide is probably the most tricky of these camera transitions but it can look really effective. All you have to do is push out and pull in with side to side movement. You can see that you get this nice cinematic look which adds something different and more dynamic into your video footage. I will say this can be a little tricky to do so you might have to do this a few times before you get it right. How easy were they? 5 in-camera video transitions which you can now apply to your filmmaking and if you do this your video production will go next level. I hope you've enjoyed the video today most of all. If you have a thumbs up and even leave a comment let me know if you enjoyed it. Also if you've got anything to add any transitions that you can think of then share them in the comments section because everyone else can benefit from these in the community. Anyway guys whatever you do for the rest of the day make sure it's a good one and I'll see you in the next video.