A few easy tips will help make your videos more like Ronin and less like the Gone in 60 Seconds remake.

1. Tweak the exposure.
If your camera has programmable settings, make sure they’re optimized for what you’re doing. Shooting outdoors in the daylight nearly always works well. Inside a car, however, the contrast between a dark interior and the bright light coming through the windows can foul up a camera’s automatic exposure settings. Spot metering, which determines the exposure based on a small section in the center of the image, can compensate, as long as the camera is cued in on the driver.

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