I was video taping a presentation with live music. To my surprise when I arrived I saw this hugely intense glare of sunlight
on the wall that was to be the background. So I rotated my body 90 degrees, and then the lens 90 degrees. I eliminated
the glaring wall, but now I had a sideways video.
But to rotate can be easy; open the video in Photoshop CS6, go to image, and rotate image; or use Windows Movie Maker, upload all the video, allow the program to adjust the resolution of the video; when that's done, go to "home" and rotating
icons will appear. Click the one you want and all it done.
Good luck.
on the wall that was to be the background. So I rotated my body 90 degrees, and then the lens 90 degrees. I eliminated
the glaring wall, but now I had a sideways video.
But to rotate can be easy; open the video in Photoshop CS6, go to image, and rotate image; or use Windows Movie Maker, upload all the video, allow the program to adjust the resolution of the video; when that's done, go to "home" and rotating
icons will appear. Click the one you want and all it done.
Good luck.
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