This guide will help you set up your phone’s camera to record high-quality videos easily. Whether you have an iPhone or Android, follow these steps for clear, steady footage.

For iPhone Users:

1. Clean the Lens: Wipe the camera lens with a soft cloth for clear video.

2. Set Resolution and FPS:

   • Go to Settings > Camera > Record Video.

   • Choose 4K at 60 fps for the best quality or 1080p at 60 fps for smaller file sizes.

   • Make these changes in the Settings menu to avoid resetting.

3. (Optional) Enable Stabilization: In Settings > Camera > Record Video, turn on “Enhanced Stabilization.”

4. Open Camera App: Tap the camera app on your home screen.

5. Switch to Video Mode: Slide to "Video" mode.

6. Frame Your Shot: Hold your phone vertically. Make sure your subject is centered and well-lit.

7. Tap to Focus: Tap the screen where you want to focus.

8. Start Recording: Press the red record button. Hold steady with both hands.

   • Record for about 5 to 20 seconds.

9. Stop Recording: Press the red button again to stop.

For Android Users:

1. Clean the Lens: Wipe the camera lens gently with a soft cloth.

2. Open Camera App: Tap the camera app on your home screen.

3. Switch to Video Mode: Swipe or tap “Video” at the bottom of the screen.

4. Set Quality:

   • Look for “120p 30fps” or “HD 30” and change it to 4K 60fps or 1080p 60fps if 60fps isn’t available.

5. (Optional) Turn On Stabilization: Tap the stabilization icon (camera or hand icon) at the top of the screen.

6. Frame Your Shot: Hold the phone vertically and ensure good lighting and a centered subject.

7. Tap to Focus: Tap on the screen to set focus on your subject.

8. Start Recording: Press the red record button. Keep the phone steady with both hands.

   • Record for about 5 to 20 seconds.

9. Stop Recording: Press the red button to finish.

After Recording:

• Upload the Recording: Follow the upload instructions provided to share your footage.