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"Heading off on holiday this summer and want to make a video record of your trip to make your friends at home jealous? With almost every smartphone being able to shoot and even edit video, creating movies from your trip has never been easier. Still, if you want to get the best from your footage, there are a few tricks to bear in mind.
We've put together our top tips on what kit to take with you, what to consider when you're out and about and what apps to use to make your movies come together.
Choose the right kit
The most important piece of kit will of course be your phone or tablet. While you can shoot video on smartphones on all platforms, the wide selection of video-specific apps and big range of accessories means the iPhone 6 or iPad mini or Air is arguably the best tool for mobile video.
Accessorize
You should certainly consider taking a few accessories with you too. Various clip-on lenses can enhance colour or provide wide-angle effects to your footage, which will come in handy when you want to shoot sprawling, scenic vistas. Olloclip's wide-angle and macro lenses are small and easy to slot onto the iPhone, but I also like Manfrotto's new Klyp case, which has a range of screw-in lenses, including a polarizer which enhances blue skies."
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