Thu May 24, 2012 7:45 pm
#1068510
My first attempt with the GoPro on a gorgeous May morning
FLYER Club Member
Mon May 28, 2012 5:44 am
#1069356
I like making and watching flying videos.
From a spectators point of view I have found that less is very often more.
Few opening shots and closing shots to make it more of a 'story'
I believe you can now get filters for these cameras which eliminate the prop effect
Speeding up the replay does allow you to show the whole journey - a normal speed replay of the most interesting bits is more captivating.
Am of course jealous of you flying in this gorgeous weather!
From a spectators point of view I have found that less is very often more.
Few opening shots and closing shots to make it more of a 'story'
I believe you can now get filters for these cameras which eliminate the prop effect
Speeding up the replay does allow you to show the whole journey - a normal speed replay of the most interesting bits is more captivating.
Am of course jealous of you flying in this gorgeous weather!
Frank Voeten
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Fri Jun 01, 2012 6:48 pm
#1070989
Can't argue with your points
Got a bit excited with memories of the "London to Brighton in 2 minutes" train film I remember from my youth I think. Could have at least slowed it a bit at the end to make it less of a swerve from runway to apron too!
Thanks for the advice anyway
Al
Got a bit excited with memories of the "London to Brighton in 2 minutes" train film I remember from my youth I think. Could have at least slowed it a bit at the end to make it less of a swerve from runway to apron too!
Thanks for the advice anyway
Al