Interesting videos, but it's a pity that the camera has no stabilization and is too much moved, too many and fast pannings. Difficult and tiring to watch, even ruined by motion blurr.
Thank you for the tips. However, the camera has stabilization gimbal too. We have three operators. It will be fun to take a peek at the video from Brussels to see if Andrew has a better hand th-cam.com/video/e4oQ9HSnle/w-d-xo.html. We are learning lessons with each video 💪😄
I analyzed Brussels a little. It seems that the hand is a little better, but it is still far from a professional one. It can be seen that the camera is on a gimbal, but the gimbal is not used professionally. I apologize for giving such advice, but it's a pity to work to film a lot and of poor quality. Any video is ruined by too fast movements, especially a lot of fast pannings. I wonder if your videos are still edited, where you can cut those frame changes through quick pannings. And please avoid filming in the backlight, pay more attention to focusing, close-up shots with fast camera movement and choosing the most interesting places on the trails. I watch on 8k TV and all these mistakes stand out more. Good luck! @@1000Travels_
Thank you for your comments. We are aware of where improvements are still needed. We want to be the best so we are constantly working on the quality of materials. Watch the results in the following videos 😀
Interesting videos, but it's a pity that the camera has no stabilization and is too much moved, too many and fast pannings. Difficult and tiring to watch, even ruined by motion blurr.
Thank you for the tips. However, the camera has stabilization gimbal too. We have three operators. It will be fun to take a peek at the video from Brussels to see if Andrew has a better hand th-cam.com/video/e4oQ9HSnle/w-d-xo.html. We are learning lessons with each video 💪😄
I analyzed Brussels a little. It seems that the hand is a little better, but it is still far from a professional one. It can be seen that the camera is on a gimbal, but the gimbal is not used professionally. I apologize for giving such advice, but it's a pity to work to film a lot and of poor quality. Any video is ruined by too fast movements, especially a lot of fast pannings. I wonder if your videos are still edited, where you can cut those frame changes through quick pannings.
And please avoid filming in the backlight, pay more attention to focusing, close-up shots with fast camera movement and choosing the most interesting places on the trails. I watch on 8k TV and all these mistakes stand out more.
Good luck! @@1000Travels_
Thank you for your comments. We are aware of where improvements are still needed. We want to be the best so we are constantly working on the quality of materials. Watch the results in the following videos 😀