It’s pretty rare to see those ex-CNJ GP40PH-2s doing equipment moves on the Corridor since they’re mostly found on either the RVL and all of the Hoboken Division.
That first NER Shot was INCREDIBLE! I love your camera settings, for when I get a camera, how can I get the sound to stand out, and overall make the quality as good as yours?
For video I use a Panasonic HC-V180. I actually didn't do any sort of editing for it, the low lighting just gave it a neat effect I guess. The HC-V180 is a very good and VERY durable (mine has taken quite a few falls) starter camera, so if you're looking to get into videography I highly suggest it. Thanks for watching!
@@SouthJerseyRailfan Oh I am looking to get into videography, I don't railfan lots, I'm only a teen and I railfan MAYBE once a year, so this is a huge help for me, thanks man!
Thank you! In this video, I mostly used my Panasonic HC-V180. In the higher quality shots, I was using my Canon EOS 250D photo camera. Thanks for watching!
It’s pretty rare to see those ex-CNJ GP40PH-2s doing equipment moves on the Corridor since they’re mostly found on either the RVL and all of the Hoboken Division.
I always find it interesting when the move is a diesel under wires.
That first NER Shot was INCREDIBLE! I love your camera settings, for when I get a camera, how can I get the sound to stand out, and overall make the quality as good as yours?
For video I use a Panasonic HC-V180. I actually didn't do any sort of editing for it, the low lighting just gave it a neat effect I guess. The HC-V180 is a very good and VERY durable (mine has taken quite a few falls) starter camera, so if you're looking to get into videography I highly suggest it. Thanks for watching!
@@SouthJerseyRailfan Oh I am looking to get into videography, I don't railfan lots, I'm only a teen and I railfan MAYBE once a year, so this is a huge help for me, thanks man!
Awesome video, what kind of cam do you use for your videos?
Thank you! In this video, I mostly used my Panasonic HC-V180. In the higher quality shots, I was using my Canon EOS 250D photo camera. Thanks for watching!