This is a first class video with good ambient road sounds and a blue sky. Photography is always better under a blue sky. You were lucky with the bus being virtually rattle free and not having howling air conditioning both of which spoil many scenic drive videos. I suggest that you stop filming when the bus stops at traffic lights, bus stops, and road works etc. and resume filming when the bus moves off. This gets rid of all the delays which are a waste of time and improves the video. Check out London Here and There Scenic Drives to see how things are improved without the delays.
Great wee video thanks...can I ask if I was to start going out on bus journeys tours etc just using Samsung phone which way is best to film landscape or portrait mode or is there any beginners tips you can give cheers
Video was well done, from Canada, former Dunblane schoolboy, over 60 years ago, Wallace monument on the hill, what a braw sight !
Thanks Bill! Pleased you enjoyed it 👍🏻🙂
Such a good video aswell I go out on the 51 52 and they are good journeys.
Thanks Jackson 🙂 glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
Me trying to listen to the tea at 4:55
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An interesting video which would have been even better with captions showing where we were.
Thanks David 🙂 if you go to the description in the video it will tell you under the time stamp section 👍🏻
This is a first class video with good ambient road sounds and a blue sky. Photography is always better under a blue sky. You were lucky with the bus being virtually rattle free and not having howling air conditioning both of which spoil many scenic drive videos. I suggest that you stop filming when the bus stops at traffic lights, bus stops, and road works etc. and resume filming when the bus moves off. This gets rid of all the delays which are a waste of time and improves the video. Check out London Here and There Scenic Drives to see how things are improved without the delays.
Great wee video thanks...can I ask if I was to start going out on bus journeys tours etc just using Samsung phone which way is best to film landscape or portrait mode or is there any beginners tips you can give cheers
Hi, thanks for your message. You will have to film in landscape mode to capture as much scenery as possible 🙂 good luck & thanks for watching 👍🏻
@scottishjourneys thank you will test it out beforehand got a few trips booked stirling castle next
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