During WWII, many of these decorative "sweetheart" brooch aeroplanes were made by the soldiers in the trenches. This is one method of how to make a Spitfire from an old copper penny.
Cool! I watch videos like this all the time and I love to catch them when they're starting out. Some constructive criticism for you though. Not digging on your video at all BTW, awesome! But if you might give the viewers a close up of the object your making through various stages of the creating, if your camera won't focus quickly enough (high end cameras that do are CRAZY expensive) you can take some still photos with optimal focus and lighting and splice them into the video. And at the end show it off a bit! Be proud! Even if you think it looks like crap, I think it's Bad A$$, I couldn't pull that off. As for camera shakes, MacGyver yourself up a camera stand not connected to your work station might help. That being said, crack on! Loved it my dude! I'm subscribing! Keep em coming!
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Cool! I watch videos like this all the time and I love to catch them when they're starting out.
Some constructive criticism for you though. Not digging on your video at all BTW, awesome! But if you might give the viewers a close up of the object your making through various stages of the creating, if your camera won't focus quickly enough (high end cameras that do are CRAZY expensive) you can take some still photos with optimal focus and lighting and splice them into the video. And at the end show it off a bit! Be proud! Even if you think it looks like crap, I think it's Bad A$$, I couldn't pull that off.
As for camera shakes, MacGyver yourself up a camera stand not connected to your work station might help.
That being said, crack on! Loved it my dude! I'm subscribing! Keep em coming!
Thanks pal for the good ideas and tips for my next vid
I am gonna try this!
cool
cool stuff mate. the music is a bit much though
Thanks pal. Agree about the music and I've removed it