The audio really needs levelling and compressing as one component, rather than each "piece" and the video compression is causing ghosting and artefacting in the dark regions as the clouds move. Given all this, I really enjoyed the content, thank you.
Thank you for the advice. We use a gopro and a drone, any advice on settings for the cloud scenes? We don't use expensive cameras, mainly because they'd get destroyed in poor weather. 4 seasons in one day type weather here. Also on the sound levelling, is there a software programme for that? Currently using microsoft clipchamp on a pc for editing, with youtube audio library for sound. My own problem is tinnitus in my ears, which is like a smoke alarm sound 24 / 7 so I never can tell if I've got it correct. We always want to learn and improve. It's a great hobby and trying to teach myself filming and editing in spare time doesn't always work. I appreciate all advice and thank you for taking the time to watch the video.
The audio really needs levelling and compressing as one component, rather than each "piece" and the video compression is causing ghosting and artefacting in the dark regions as the clouds move. Given all this, I really enjoyed the content, thank you.
Thank you for the advice. We use a gopro and a drone, any advice on settings for the cloud scenes? We don't use expensive cameras, mainly because they'd get destroyed in poor weather. 4 seasons in one day type weather here. Also on the sound levelling, is there a software programme for that? Currently using microsoft clipchamp on a pc for editing, with youtube audio library for sound. My own problem is tinnitus in my ears, which is like a smoke alarm sound 24 / 7 so I never can tell if I've got it correct. We always want to learn and improve. It's a great hobby and trying to teach myself filming and editing in spare time doesn't always work.
I appreciate all advice and thank you for taking the time to watch the video.