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How I Filmed Garden Wildlife Close-Ups (Camera Placement + Battery Fix)

In this “Making Of” video on Work Play Have Fun, I show how I filmed garden wildlife close-ups — the camera placement that worked, and the battery limitation I had to work around. If you’re trying to capture birds or squirrels up close, this is a simple, repeatable setup with a few real-world lessons learned. This one includes a few key lessons: how sensitive birds/squirrels are to changes in the garden, why I “camouflaged” the action cam on a black lantern, and how a battery limitation caused perfect squirrel footage to happen right after the camera died (typical!). 🛠 What’s covered in this video: • My intro/outro filming rig (tripod/selphie stick + phone + mic + fill light) • Editing the Garden Wildlife video in LumaFusion on iPad • Getting close-ups with a small action cam (DJI Osmo Nano) • Stealth placement: hiding the camera so wildlife returns sooner • Battery + storage trade-offs (and why camera position mattered most) ▶ Watch the main video this was made from: Squirrel Antics in My Garden (Birds, Fox & Close-Ups!) LINK:    • Squirrel Antics in My Garden (Birds, Fox &...   📦 Equipment mentioned (links coming soon): • Selphie Stick: Neewer 59" Selfie Stick Tripod • Main Video Camera: Samsung S20 FE 5G • Microphone: CKOKC Wireless Lavalier Microphone • Small Rig Arm: SMALLRIG 10 Inch Magic Arm with Super Clamp • Smartphone Mount: SMALLRIG Universal Metal Phone Support with Cold Shoe Mount • DJI Osmo Nano + Battery Body + Magnetic Stand/Mount • Fill light: Neewer RGB62 Magnetic RGB Video Light • iPad: iPad Air (4th Generation) • LumaFusion Version 5.4.1.3448 🌐 Links: • Website: https://www.workplayhavefun.com 💬 Question: If you film wildlife (or pets) — would you rather have longer battery life, more storage, or better close-up quality? #workplayhavefun #gardenwildlife #filmingsetup 📌 Chapters: 00:00 Squirrel interruption (perfect timing!) 00:11 Quick audio test + “look at the camera” 00:43 My intro/outro filming rig overview 01:24 iPad + LumaFusion editing workflow 01:50 Recording the intro (blooper attempts) 02:44 Editing challenge (so much footage!) 03:06 Voiceovers setup (USB mic into iPad) 03:15 Close-up cam attempt… and the battery died 03:39 Why I mounted the camera on a black lantern (stealth) 04:29 Where the wildlife lands (close-up target area) 04:43 Why the DJI Osmo Nano works well up close 05:00 Battery reality: 45–50 mins vs extended battery body 05:55 Storage choice: 64GB and why I chose it 06:21 Wildlife spooked (and why I moved the camera) 06:36 Better footage after changing position 07:02 Wrap + link to the main Garden Wildlife video