Aber Falls, North Wales - on a fine day for a walk and flight

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That waterfall is amazing, well done sir :clap:

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Lovely shots of a gorgeous place. Nice one.

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Lovely interesting video Ted, nice post production prossessing.

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very kind gents - thank you

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I thought that was magic Ted very well thought through editing sequence what software are you using?

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Very well made mate, loved that :ok_hand::wave:t3:

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I use Filmora 9 - has everything I need - but I’m still getting used to it tbh.

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Thanks for coming back to me. Was that the first one you tried or did you try others first just trying to see whether I continue with Davinci Resolve

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Nice, I love a good waterfall.

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Bril lesson on how to video and edit.
Cracking job Well done

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I downloaded both the free ones of Filmora and DaVinci - I found Filmora 9 easier and more intuitive but resolve is very advanced but has a big learning curve - it also takes up a huge memory which became problematic when rendering etc I just plumbed for Filmora and paid the lifetime membership ( got a deal on the price ) and it comes with all updates etc. I had dabbled with Shortcut a while back - very good but limited.

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Thanks for the comment - I cut out LOTS of footage to be honest as I reckon 3-4 minutes is more than enough. I just wanted to try incorporating mobile stills and video footage with the drone footage which seemed to work quite well - I intend doing more of this type of combination. Mind you, the walk & weather were wonderful so it wasn’t hard to capture the feel of the place. It was a fine day out to be honest.

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Its probably the easiest to access and quite stunning when up close - nice lazy day walk which I can thoroughly recommend to anyone.

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Cheers for that update very good feedback that I will seriously consider much appreciated :clap::ok_hand:

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I agree with you but worth it. I have not been using it long but there is a guy on YouTube who does a lot of ‘5 minute Friday tuitions’. Not fuss or blether, this guy is excellent. Just type in what you want to achieve e.g. ‘speed ramp’ and there is a 5 minute (or so) tutorial showing you how. Very clearly, very simply.
His channel page is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTmY-LBmbLugkJ0ryZfjZTQ
Well worth a visit. He has taught me loads. Also often has free giveaways of titles, transitions, LUTs etc.

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You are quite right - I am considering re-installing it on my windows laptop, but knowing me I will get totally confused in using 2 editors, one on windows and one on mac :joy:
The tutorials you mentioned are indeed excellent - Filmora is well covered too - what would we do without YouTube :pray:

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Very nice, thanks for sharing.

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Great advice guys as always much appreciated, if I was to go down the filmora road what’s the best price to get the whole software as the water mark on the free one is pants

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I found they had an offer on their site - £39 for lifetime membership. Its paid me back already to be honest as its a solid package with LOTS of features built in, including music which helps wasting time fishing around the internet. I just wanted something “steady” the did what it says on the tin.