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Capcut Triple Cloning, Gear Reviews, and Exclusive Deals | Newsletter #240504

 It's been an exciting week over at Adrian Video Image, and I can't wait to share the latest tips, tricks, and reviews that I've put together just for you.

🎥 Capcut Creations

- Triple the Fun: I've been playing around with Capcut and discovered how to make three clones of myself! It's a blast, and I've detailed the steps so you can try it too. Learn how to clone yourself here... https://adrianvideoimage.com/how-to-make-3-clones-of-yourself-in-a-video-using-capcut-the-edit-tutorial/

- Silence the Music: Ever had a perfect video ruined by copyrighted music in the background? I've figured out a neat trick to remove it using Capcut Desktop. Find out how to Remove Background Music here... https://adrianvideoimage.com/how-to-remove-copyrighted-background-music-from-a-video-in-capcut-desktop-pc-mac/

- Privacy Blur: Your privacy matters, and so does that of the people in your videos. I've put up a tutorial about blurring faces on moving subjects with Capcut. Get the Face Blur Tutorial here... https://adrianvideoimage.com/blurring-moving-faces-in-a-video-using-capcut/

🔊 Gear Reviews & Deals

- BOYA BY-V10: I'm loving the BOYA BY-V10 wireless mic. It's been a game-changer for my recordings, and I think you'll love it too. Check out my BOYA BY-V10 Review here... https://adrianvideoimage.com/boya-by-v10-review-wireless-mic-with-9h-long-battery-life/

- BenQ Eye Care Monitor: Long editing sessions can be a strain on the eyes, but not with the BenQ Eye Care Monitor. It's been a savior for me, and I've shared my thoughts on it. Read my BenQ Monitor Review here... https://adrianvideoimage.com/benq-eye-care-monitor-gw2790qt-review/

🛒 Exclusive Subscriber Discounts

- I've managed to secure some amazing deals on the latest video gear for you. Make sure to use this code "ADRIANVIDEOIMAGE" for a subscriber-exclusive 10% checkout discount here... https://www.sandmarc.com/adrianvideoimage

💡 Don't Miss Out!

- I'm always thrilled to see your engagement and creativity. Share your videos, leave comments, and be the most active subscriber this month.

Let's keep creating and sharing our passion for video.

~ Adrian Lee

P.S. Don't miss out on the chance to enhance your editing skills. My Capcut Desktop editing workshop is coming up, and spots are filling fast. Reserve Your Spot here... https://www.videolane.com/courses/basic-videography/

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