Zdenka, Every person thinking of doing a travel video should watch this and listen to your excellent guidance, especially when it comes to telling a story with your travel video so that the audience feels like they are there experiencing it with you. I love your no-nonsense approach to breaking down and concisely explaining each topic you present. Thank you!
You are very welcome. Thank you so much for such kind words and feedback. This is what keeps me going and producing more content. It made my day. Thank you so much and have a great day.
Very helpfull video. I would like see full pre-filming process. How you choose a mobile nd filters , what app and settings use. Also what gimbal modes in different environment should to use. Thank you
Your videos are awsum, and so are you ! I am going to use my phone to take videos of my RV trips and send them to the kids :) Lots of good tips. Thank you !
Thanks so much for this. I like to do short videos (I call them postcards) for friends and family. These tips will help add a lot of variety and interest. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for this video. I love your video tutorials and ideas. You inspired me to buy one gimbal and make my boring low cost smartphone into one outstanding video recording device. 😀
Wasaga Beach! Niagara Falls! Pickering! You're in my backyard! When were you here in Canada to get these shots? That's all where I grew up and went to high school many years ago. Looks like you went to cottage country too. What else did you see here and what did you think?
@@ZdenkaDarula oh!! Ha ha well that just shows I had no idea!! My dad lived in Oshawa for awhile. I spent all my teen years in Pickering. We had a family cottage up on lake Muskoka. I just recognized so much in this video...I thought you were on a holiday! I'm in Calgary now but come back once in awhile. Will have to come say hi next time I'm down :)
just out of curiousity, why did you use the map of southern georgian bay @0:16 ? i have a cottage in Wasaga, that's why i'm asking. I'm up there every weekend. I love the area. Almost all of my videos are shot there. - two minutes later.. LOL I see why.
I bought a Zihyun SmoothQ3 this summer just before my interrail trip through Europe. Let me tell you, gimbals are hard to work with and you need practice. I thought easy peasy breasy, but it ain't. I have an iphone 13, so the footage came out all right, shockingly makes pretty pictures. However, when you want to zoom, lets just say with this version to me that is not an option. It will imediatly create static noise in the images. But what Zdenka is saying, what I also lacked is the story telling vission. Still haven't edited my footage, because I filmed at random. I never thought about storytelling perspective of the trip and the things I've seen and experienced. Looking at the footage I've got, I miss certain shots to make it interesting. I have barely no close up shots, often filmed at one height, basically all the things she mentioned I did not do. One needs practice, but also soms knowledge background on how to edit all the images together to make a fun and interesting video. . I have not been using my gimble since my return and felt like in a burst of energy I had waster about 100 euro's on something I have used only a couple of times during my two month trip. Even though, after watching this video it is giving me the energy again to try again. I just struggle with attaching a good microphone to my phone and securly attach my phone to the gimble, it truly is a hassle. When travelling and when you're with people, or alone, it felt really umcomfortable having to walk full out with my gimble and phone filming the surroundings. Imagine someone with a relatively full backpack, a shoulder camera back, and on top of that a gimble and phone in their hands. I had some fun conversations people thinking I was a photagrapher, but in reality I had no clue what I was doing (on the filming part, I love photagraphy)
Thank you very much for sharing… yes this is a skill which you need to practice… it doesn’t come right away… I am glad you are going to continue… enjoy
Amazing video! Uncomplicated and concise. I am starting out as a content creator and this video will be of much help. Thank you so much Zdenka. Any other learning suggestion for rookies like me Zdenka? Thanks again! Cheers from GDL...
Hey Zdenka, recently found your channel and instantly subbed! Loving your videos! They are so well put together, being really informative but also super engaging and interesting. By far the absolute best I’ve seen! So thank you! I’m trying to get into creating cinematic / B roll / travel videos on my 14 Pro Max so your videos are really helping. One thing I’m undecided on is which is the best FPS to shoot in for those “point and shoot moments” as in, you just see something interesting and want to get the shot as quickly as possible or just shooting a quick video for social media Would I be right in saying that when purposely creating a cinematic video it’s always best to go either 24FPS or 60FPS if slowing the footage down in post? And HDR on or off? As I’ve heard really mixed opinions on this. I’m thinking point and shoot 30FPS would work well as 24 is too choppy, but I also don’t have a clue so any help is much appreciated.
To be honest, any frame rate you are going to choose will be just fine. It is not about the frame rate. It is more about whether you are filming. Otherwise I’m glad you’re enjoying the video. Wishing you all the best.
What do you recommend doing? Is shooting scene by scene a good idea? Is the "less is more" approach better in terms of shooting? I realized the mistakes i made was recording too much in one take, and move the gimbal around too much, which overcomplicated things during recording.
I would love to see your video travel kit 🙂. What would you suggest to carry around the iSteady m6? It’s a little tougher to fit in my minimalist day bag than the the OM6 and fussier to take out on the fly. Thanks!
There are only 3 items I bring… Insta360 X3, smartphone and wireless microphone…. I am minimalist and on vacation I am lazy..,, for UA-cam purposes I bring the best I have…
Another brilliant video.....Zdenka can I ask you a question about frame rates, I noted that you film mostly in 60fps, which frame rate do you produce your youtube content at, is this also 60fps or perhaps 30fps?
Great Tips. Question. I notice you use a iPhone 14 Pro... not the Pro Max. Is this because of the extra weight on the Max especially with a gimbal? I have a max and just bought the Hohem M6 based on your reviews and also will use some fairly large lens with it. I figure every time I change a lens I will have to add or remove extra weights on the gimbal. So what is your reasoning? ALSO looks like in your 'around town' shorts and other videos you almost never use anamorphic. Is that a suggestion or is there a reason for that? Fixing to go on a bucket list trip and wondering what I should shoot on. ALSO I saw your '20%' coupon for your class which I would like to sign up for but the purchase screen does not show a discount field. Am I a dollar late for this one? A HUGE TIA!!!
Hello.., the only reason I didn’t go with max is that I don’t like big and heavy phones… anamorphic lens was used in this video: ua-cam.com/video/8coCBAIA1x8/v-deo.html and new coupon code will be available in 2 months … wishing you all the best and thank you for your support
Thank you ma'am. This video will help me improving my travel vlogs.
You are very welcome…. Best wishes
Zdenka, Every person thinking of doing a travel video should watch this and listen to your excellent guidance, especially when it comes to telling a story with your travel video so that the audience feels like they are there experiencing it with you. I love your no-nonsense approach to breaking down and concisely explaining each topic you present. Thank you!
You are very welcome. Thank you so much for such kind words and feedback. This is what keeps me going and producing more content. It made my day. Thank you so much and have a great day.
This was very helpful especially the familiar landscapes of Ontario have inspired me . Thank you I really like your videos
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Very helpfull video. I would like see full pre-filming process. How you choose a mobile nd filters , what app and settings use. Also what gimbal modes in different environment should to use. Thank you
You are very welcome.., yes that could have been at least an hour long video…
Thanks Zdenka! Another one chock full of great info!!!
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Thanks a lot. I use a lot of your tips for my travel videos. It is a challenge, but I love it!
You are very welcome… best wishes
You're amazing person ma'am , learned a lot from you , huge fan 🙏thank you .
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I am learning a lot from your videos! Kudos to you! 👍👍👍🙌🙌🙌
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Thanks for a clear, concise video packed with practical information. Excellent!
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Extremely useful
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Dank je voor de tips ! Thnks from the Netherlands😊
You are very welcome… many greetings to Netherlands
Going to Croatia,will follow Yours advices😊
Have a safe fun trip
Excellent video and tips!!!
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Thanks! This was very helpful! 👍❤️🙏
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I always wanted to have a good travel story telling.. Your tips broaden my idea in future travel. Thanks❤
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Your videos are awsum, and so are you ! I am going to use my phone to take videos of my RV trips and send them to the kids :) Lots of good tips. Thank you !
You are very welcome. Enjoy your trips.!!!
Thanks so much for this. I like to do short videos (I call them postcards) for friends and family. These tips will help add a lot of variety and interest. Thank you.
You are very welcome… postcards… I like that 👍
Great helpful tips. ❤❤❤
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Thanks a lot for this video. I love your video tutorials and ideas. You inspired me to buy one gimbal and make my boring low cost smartphone into one outstanding video recording device.
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Wasaga Beach! Niagara Falls! Pickering! You're in my backyard! When were you here in Canada to get these shots? That's all where I grew up and went to high school many years ago. Looks like you went to cottage country too. What else did you see here and what did you think?
😂😂 I’ve been here last 27 years… I live in Oshawa 👍😉
@@ZdenkaDarula oh!! Ha ha well that just shows I had no idea!! My dad lived in Oshawa for awhile. I spent all my teen years in Pickering. We had a family cottage up on lake Muskoka. I just recognized so much in this video...I thought you were on a holiday! I'm in Calgary now but come back once in awhile. Will have to come say hi next time I'm down :)
Great information.
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Very helpful video, especially liked your travel video intro idea. Sometimes it’s hard thinking of different creative ideas for intro’s
Yes it is hard to come up with something different. I am glad you liked the video
Great video as always! Thanks for your tips!
You are very welcome
just out of curiousity, why did you use the map of southern georgian bay @0:16 ? i have a cottage in Wasaga, that's why i'm asking. I'm up there every weekend. I love the area. Almost all of my videos are shot there. - two minutes later.. LOL I see why.
Because I live here in Ontario 😂
Really liked your video
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I would love to see a tutorial on the Hohem m6 much better gimbal!
Noted…. That will be coming up soon. I have to use it a bit to figure out all possibilities 😉
Who is the Best mobile for blogging?
iPhone 14 pro is the most compatible right now
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I bought a Zihyun SmoothQ3 this summer just before my interrail trip through Europe. Let me tell you, gimbals are hard to work with and you need practice. I thought easy peasy breasy, but it ain't. I have an iphone 13, so the footage came out all right, shockingly makes pretty pictures. However, when you want to zoom, lets just say with this version to me that is not an option. It will imediatly create static noise in the images. But what Zdenka is saying, what I also lacked is the story telling vission. Still haven't edited my footage, because I filmed at random. I never thought about storytelling perspective of the trip and the things I've seen and experienced. Looking at the footage I've got, I miss certain shots to make it interesting. I have barely no close up shots, often filmed at one height, basically all the things she mentioned I did not do. One needs practice, but also soms knowledge background on how to edit all the images together to make a fun and interesting video.
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I have not been using my gimble since my return and felt like in a burst of energy I had waster about 100 euro's on something I have used only a couple of times during my two month trip. Even though, after watching this video it is giving me the energy again to try again. I just struggle with attaching a good microphone to my phone and securly attach my phone to the gimble, it truly is a hassle. When travelling and when you're with people, or alone, it felt really umcomfortable having to walk full out with my gimble and phone filming the surroundings. Imagine someone with a relatively full backpack, a shoulder camera back, and on top of that a gimble and phone in their hands. I had some fun conversations people thinking I was a photagrapher, but in reality I had no clue what I was doing (on the filming part, I love photagraphy)
Thank you very much for sharing… yes this is a skill which you need to practice… it doesn’t come right away… I am glad you are going to continue… enjoy
WOW .. A very good video... Congratz dear friend... 🍕🍕🍟🍟😍😍☺☺
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Amazing video! Uncomplicated and concise. I am starting out as a content creator and this video will be of much help. Thank you so much Zdenka. Any other learning suggestion for rookies like me Zdenka? Thanks again! Cheers from GDL...
You are very welcome.. as far as steps, there are many in my videos… wishing you all the best
Very nice ☺👍
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Hello. Thank you, thank God..with trainings.❤❤❤
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Hey Zdenka, recently found your channel and instantly subbed! Loving your videos! They are so well put together, being really informative but also super engaging and interesting. By far the absolute best I’ve seen! So thank you!
I’m trying to get into creating cinematic / B roll / travel videos on my 14 Pro Max so your videos are really helping. One thing I’m undecided on is which is the best FPS to shoot in for those “point and shoot moments” as in, you just see something interesting and want to get the shot as quickly as possible or just shooting a quick video for social media
Would I be right in saying that when purposely creating a cinematic video it’s always best to go either 24FPS or 60FPS if slowing the footage down in post? And HDR on or off? As I’ve heard really mixed opinions on this.
I’m thinking point and shoot 30FPS would work well as 24 is too choppy, but I also don’t have a clue so any help is much appreciated.
To be honest, any frame rate you are going to choose will be just fine. It is not about the frame rate. It is more about whether you are filming. Otherwise I’m glad you’re enjoying the video. Wishing you all the best.
What do you recommend doing? Is shooting scene by scene a good idea? Is the "less is more" approach better in terms of shooting? I realized the mistakes i made was recording too much in one take, and move the gimbal around too much, which overcomplicated things during recording.
Short clips but multiple options
@@ZdenkaDarula yup. Got it. That’s what I thought about.
Excelent.
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I would love to see your video travel kit 🙂. What would you suggest to carry around the iSteady m6? It’s a little tougher to fit in my minimalist day bag than the the OM6 and fussier to take out on the fly. Thanks!
There are only 3 items I bring… Insta360 X3, smartphone and wireless microphone…. I am minimalist and on vacation I am lazy..,, for UA-cam purposes I bring the best I have…
@@ZdenkaDarula that's awesome! I can't wait to see what you create on your trip with those simple tools.
Another brilliant video.....Zdenka can I ask you a question about frame rates, I noted that you film mostly in 60fps, which frame rate do you produce your youtube content at, is this also 60fps or perhaps 30fps?
It is 24fps… I film 60 so I can slow it down if I want to.. here is a tutorial ua-cam.com/video/Bx1V6PqJZso/v-deo.html
Hello! your iphone has a case, what is the brand and model of this? It fits in the gimbal i see!!
I use Moment case as I can attach filters and lenses to it
Great Tips. Question. I notice you use a iPhone 14 Pro... not the Pro Max. Is this because of the extra weight on the Max especially with a gimbal? I have a max and just bought the Hohem M6 based on your reviews and also will use some fairly large lens with it. I figure every time I change a lens I will have to add or remove extra weights on the gimbal. So what is your reasoning? ALSO looks like in your 'around town' shorts and other videos you almost never use anamorphic. Is that a suggestion or is there a reason for that? Fixing to go on a bucket list trip and wondering what I should shoot on. ALSO I saw your '20%' coupon for your class which I would like to sign up for but the purchase screen does not show a discount field. Am I a dollar late for this one? A HUGE TIA!!!
Hello.., the only reason I didn’t go with max is that I don’t like big and heavy phones… anamorphic lens was used in this video: ua-cam.com/video/8coCBAIA1x8/v-deo.html and new coupon code will be available in 2 months … wishing you all the best and thank you for your support
Do you find that the iPhone 14 pro has issues focusing some times?
Hm… no I don’t see that
Whats the vedio editing app best
They are all the same… da Vinci resolve on computer, filmora go app or adobe rush…, all are similar… LumaFusion
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Why does the footage jump in the clips of the boat close up shot and the flower Close Up?
Those are transitions… full tutorial is here: ua-cam.com/video/kxiLLYznMQ8/v-deo.html
3:45 is a transition? Playing it from my smartphone and FireTV shows a little jump. Where does that come from?
Are you familiar with any ND filters that will work on Osmo 6 with iPhone 14 and not get in the picture?
Any of the VND filter will work and not get in the shot. I have some listed below this video: ua-cam.com/video/kfkJAR59Mf4/v-deo.html
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