Today' Hike
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It was fun to hike with old friends.
The view was beautiful, but I'm really tired today.
I captured some videos and pictures. Maybe I can show you tomorrow.
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Thank you! Have a nice day!
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Thank you! I forgot the "s" because of being tired-_-|| Have a nice day!
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The view was beautiful, but I'm really tired now | I was really tired today.
“I was really tired today” would imply you were tired all day, even before you started hiking.
I captured some videos and pictures.
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“Captured” is an unusual verb when the object includes “pictures.” “Took” would be more common: “I took some videos and pictures.” The object of “capture” is usually not a video or picture itself, but the subject of the video or picture: “I captured some interesting scenes on camera.” (“On camera” can mean either still photos or videos, or both.”
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Have a good night!
I was curious about this use of "capture" after reading @JoeTofu's comment. From what I read on the internet, it is a good use of the verb to say "captured some videos" especially if you are going to edit and post them later. "Capturing photos" can also be used. I think these may be more technically exact words, and most of us who are not as into photography as you are, @Tammy, would probably say "took," as Joe suggested. I learn something every day on this site.
Thank you! This distinction between 'capture' and 'take' is definitely new to me. Have a nice day!
Thanks again!
You're welcome.
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