Hi Guys Found you 2/3 weeks ago, commented and said I would do catch-up, well got this far and am struggling with the fast film and low camera which allow us almost to see nothing. Sorry but you must see what we see when you are editing, if not , bend down to camera level. Bow camera view is good. Maybe you have changed things from here onward up to Ep 44 but I'll wait now for Ep 45 with hope. I really do want to follow your vids. Stay safe Guys.
Hi Ron, appreciate the comments and thanks for watching. I'm struggling with how to respond as you seem to be asking me to change the camera angles in past vlogs and those that were filmed back in 2018 and 2019??? Which just isn't possible. I'm sure I have mentioned that the camera angle (from the back of the boat) will improve in the 2020 vlogs, the first of which will feature the Wendover Arm. There are a few bow camera vlogs in our back catalogue, but not many. The main reason we normally have the camera at the back is for ease of operation. I can see if the camera is working if it's at the back with me. If it's at the front I have to rely on battery life or when we stop at locks or lift bridges to see if it's still recording. It's an additional thing to remember, which just gets forgotten. In our later vlogs, I've tried to have normal speed footage, mixed with sped up and some 'incidental' shots of the propeller churn, interesting canal side items, ducks or swans and of course the obligatory heron. I've always want to show the journey. I've fallen foul of trying to show an entire journey or a whole day in just one 20 mintue vlog in the past. I realised that it isn't always possible, which is why the "Day in MK" was split across several vlogs, it was one long 9 hour day in reality. Anyway, enough of me waffling on, thanks again for watching. Mark & Paul
@@YetAnotherCanalAdventure Hi Guys, You have spent a lot of time in my direction to help me understand the time consuming Art /Skills etc involved in the making of these Vlogs. Many many thanks, it really is appreciated Maybe it was the way I put it over but I had realised the past vids couldn't be changed. Because of my thoughts I decided to look for the Wendover arm vid you mentioned so worked the first few minutes from 13 to 42 to find it. I failed !!! but that doesn't matter because I realised the filming was getting better (for me) and also that you do a Forward to all your vids. Having read them all as I went , they are brilliant. Only took me about 2 hrs, of enjoyment. Many thanks again for your time , I'me off to carry on with catch-up. Stay safe, Proper Job.
Nice timelapse 👍 glad I found out about your channel 😊
Thank you! 😎
Hi Guys Found you 2/3 weeks ago, commented and said I would do catch-up, well got this far and am struggling with the fast film and low camera which allow us almost to see nothing. Sorry but you must see what we see when you are editing, if not , bend down to camera level. Bow camera view is good. Maybe you have changed things from here onward up to Ep 44 but I'll wait now for Ep 45 with hope. I really do want to follow your vids. Stay safe Guys.
Hi Ron, appreciate the comments and thanks for watching. I'm struggling with how to respond as you seem to be asking me to change the camera angles in past vlogs and those that were filmed back in 2018 and 2019??? Which just isn't possible. I'm sure I have mentioned that the camera angle (from the back of the boat) will improve in the 2020 vlogs, the first of which will feature the Wendover Arm. There are a few bow camera vlogs in our back catalogue, but not many. The main reason we normally have the camera at the back is for ease of operation. I can see if the camera is working if it's at the back with me. If it's at the front I have to rely on battery life or when we stop at locks or lift bridges to see if it's still recording. It's an additional thing to remember, which just gets forgotten. In our later vlogs, I've tried to have normal speed footage, mixed with sped up and some 'incidental' shots of the propeller churn, interesting canal side items, ducks or swans and of course the obligatory heron. I've always want to show the journey. I've fallen foul of trying to show an entire journey or a whole day in just one 20 mintue vlog in the past. I realised that it isn't always possible, which is why the "Day in MK" was split across several vlogs, it was one long 9 hour day in reality. Anyway, enough of me waffling on, thanks again for watching. Mark & Paul
@@YetAnotherCanalAdventure Hi Guys, You have spent a lot of time in my direction to help me understand the time consuming Art /Skills etc involved in the making of these Vlogs. Many many thanks, it really is appreciated Maybe it was the way I put it over but I had realised the past vids couldn't be changed. Because of my thoughts I decided to look for the Wendover arm vid you mentioned so worked the first few minutes from 13 to 42 to find it. I failed !!! but that doesn't matter because I realised the filming was getting better (for me) and also that you do a Forward to all your vids. Having read them all as I went , they are brilliant. Only took me about 2 hrs, of enjoyment. Many thanks again for your time , I'me off to carry on with catch-up. Stay safe, Proper Job.