Big Rapids Park: This is a test drive for an idea I have for the future. Let me know what you think. Thanks for watching! https://youtu.be/joZ4xj1YR2s...

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

This is a test drive for an idea I have for the future. Let me know what you think. Thanks for watching!

https://youtu.be/joZ4xj1YR2s

joehel2 Loc: Cherry Hill, NJ

Good music choices and nicely edited. Nicely done, Bill.

abc1234 Loc: Elk Grove Village, Illinois

Well done. Very calming and evocative. Some technical things to consider. Some the pans and transitions are too fast for my taste. Some of those skies are burned out. Have you considered gradient ND filters for that? Finally, I prefer colors that are more vibrant. Thanks for posting. You should repost it in January when lovely scenes such as these are memories.

johnny1950 Loc: Palm Coast, Florida

Great video nice and stable. Like the way you put in the titles. What camera did you use. Did you use a tripod?
Johnny

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

johnny1950 wrote:

Great video nice and stable. Like the way you put in the titles. What camera did you use. Did you use a tripod?
Johnny

No Tripod. Just a hand held iPhone.

Thanks for watching.

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

abc1234 wrote:

Well done. Very calming and evocative. Some technical things to consider. Some the pans and transitions are too fast for my taste. Some of those skies are burned out. Have you considered gradient ND filters for that? Finally, I prefer colors that are more vibrant. Thanks for posting. You should repost it in January when lovely scenes such as these are memories.

Thanks for the pointers. I may try this again this winter like you suggested. Fresh snow on a sunny morning would be nice. I will try to slow down on my pans. Thanks for watching!

johnny1950 Loc: Palm Coast, Florida

Great job with a cellphone I use Davinci and Power Director to edit videos.
Johnny

abc1234 Loc: Elk Grove Village, Illinois

Bill Hancock wrote:

Thanks for the pointers. I may try this again this winter like you suggested. Fresh snow on a sunny morning would be nice. I will try to slow down on my pans. Thanks for watching!

Check you video editing software. Adobe Premier Pro can change the speeds.

johnny1950 Loc: Palm Coast, Florida

Premier Pro is expensive and complicated. Davinci is free and Power Director is reasonable. Both do a great Job
Johnny

abc1234 Loc: Elk Grove Village, Illinois

johnny1950 wrote:

Premier Pro is expensive and complicated. Davinci is free and Power Director is reasonable. Both do a great Job
Johnny

I use about a half a dozen programs so PP is, in a sense, free. It does have a longer learning curve but in return, I have a lot more control over what I do. Audition is a simpler product.

Chicago312 Loc: Western suburb, Chicago

Bill Hancock wrote:

Thanks for the pointers. I may try this again this winter like you suggested. Fresh snow on a sunny morning would be nice. I will try to slow down on my pans. Thanks for watching!

Nice video, Bill.
I think the pans are fine and the right speed. I would consider shortening the clips (especially the driving part) and adding some closeup photos or videos (of leaves, flowers, insects, rocks, etc) to add some variety and change to your video.
Have a great week,
Stephen

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

Chicago312 wrote:

Nice video, Bill.
I think the pans are fine and the right speed. I would consider shortening the clips (especially the driving part) and adding some closeup photos or videos (of leaves, flowers, insects, rocks, etc) to add some variety and change to your video.
Have a great week,
Stephen

Thanks Stephen!