@sh0lle
For landscape shots yes, but for vertical shots no - center is the best.
@Ali7Gaming
I think there's a bit of confusion about the rule of thirds. It's great for horizontal portraits and landscapes, but not good for vertical headshots. Headshots are usually centered to keep the focus on the face. The rule works best when the composition allows room to balance elements off-center.
@DanielTheMandalorian
I have the 5D Mark IV too!😀
@jablodoes
Whoah! Now those other shots you showed are prime examples of when to use thirds. They’re amazing imo, but Headshots you should only worry bout that top line if at all
@creativepicnl
Seriously. Using gridlines is the best advice when it comes to creating fast compositions imo.
@unbox64
bro the loop is so damn good!
@Mintu-p6i
Nice ❤❤❤
@tika543
i think it's a great video good job brother 🙏👑❤️👍
@Dreamkilled
Visual interest is a secondary effect that arises from the interactions of objects located in thirds. Boat versus sea. Racer versus road. Knight versus dragon. Catapult versus fortress. Upper thirds for objects that dominate. Lower thirds for those in a precarious position. It's all about the story, the expressiveness of which is shown through composition, not about visual interest.
@reothomas956
Those are some striking eyes
@FireGaming743
Thanks man
@smile4prabhy
Very nice❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
@Christoph_Walks
Cool concept for sure. Will try out. I liked this video bc of how high quality it is and the idea.
@rinsw8872
this works for horizontal but not vertical, its totally different for vertical video (or photo), for vertical video, everything should be located as middle as possible, as there are so many different social media with whatever UI they want it to be, so middle it goes
@scotteberline
vertical is my favorite composition
@livebirdz4998
Best bro
@SABBIRHOSSAIN.1990
nice
@nxz7sba
What camera are you using to record this video?
@idmediastudios
I have a question ..in studio shot ..is the rule necessary
@MatrixEvolution17