IPad camera problems

I have a brand new iPad, I can take pictures with my camera but for some reason it won't switch to video.  How do I take video? I shut down all my apps and did a restart by holding the home button and the top button together.  Nothing seems to be working.

Wow! Thank you so much!
I didn't know that. I was just pushing the video words.
:) I have a lot to learn.

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