Master Bigfoot Photography: 5 Essential Tips for Your Next Encounter

If you're someone who loves all things Bigfoot and enjoys capturing moments in nature, then you're in luck! A new video from the YouTube channel aphotowarrior offers five photography tips to help you get the perfect shot of Sasquatch. The video starts off with a viewer advisory, reminding us that the content is for entertainment purposes only and that it's not wise to approach any wild animals. The host then jumps right into the first tip: turning your phone sideways. This allows you to see all of the surroundings on either side of the footage, giving you a better chance of capturing Sasquatch in the frame. The second tip is to use the focus lock feature on your phone. By tapping and holding the screen, you can lock the focus on a specific area, ensuring that Sasquatch will be in sharp focus when you take the picture. The third tip is all about stabilization. The host suggests using your chin or a tree to steady your phone, so that you can get a clear shot of Sasquatch even if you're shaking with excitement. The fourth tip is to hold your camera still when filming. The host explains that mechanical shutters can cause blur when moving the camera back and forth, so it's best to hold it still and count to 20 seconds before moving to another location. The final tip is not to use the zoom feature on your phone. The host explains that zooming in will only distort the picture and cause you to lose pixels. Instead, try to get as close as possible to Sasquatch before taking the shot. The host then mentions a 1-hour documentary they produced called "Searching for Sasquatch Chapter 2: The Watchers." The preview for the documentary is shown at the end of the video. As a Bigfoot believer and a lover of photography, I'm excited to try out these tips on my next outdoor adventure. Who knows, maybe I'll be the one to finally capture the perfect shot of Sasquatch! If you're interested in learning more about photography tips for capturing Bigfoot, be sure to check out the full video on aphotowarrior's YouTube channel. And don't forget to keep your eyes peeled for Sasquatch on your next hike!