Recent content by Harro

Something about the Pro2 video's that I just find appealing. Great!

Good move in going to Resolve. Once you grasp the principles of Resolve (many tutorials available on you tube) you will never go back to the rental Adobe products, It is, in my opinion, a vastly superior product. I have Premiere Pro (CS6 version), Edius and Vegas, I am now becoming familiar in...

Had the same, consistent problem, a while ago. Changed to a gmail address and no problems since then. (I had to change addresses as my old service provides changed the conditions under which it worked.)

Nice shot, though, in my opinion, the sky is over exposed *Should have been pretty black) and there is this green tinge all over.

Really try DaVinci Resolve, there is a free version and the paid version is still pretty cheap. The upgrades are free (I started on v14 and it is now at v19 and v20 will be available soon) unlike most other software! A bit of learning to do, many, many youtube tutorials are available, and it...

Why 60 fps? You are in a PAL environment and so 50 fps would be the correct standard to use.

She now has two drones!

Martial arts, photography/videography, bonsai and bluegrass music (I play the 5 string banjo).

Apart from the red car initially (buildings are fine), the panning is smooth on my PC. Your PC may be the problem as you suspect.

I bought DaVinci Resolve Studio when it was version 14, it is now version 19. So I have upgraded from 14, to 15, all the way to 19 at No Additional Cost. The tutorials on Youtube are excellent, and there is a free Beginners Guide for v19 also available. I have Edius X (great software), Premiere...

Fully agree with DVPOWERS, straight cuts with the occasional dissolve (usually when the same scene is presented but you want a time delay effect)

In my opinion, the colours are slightly over saturated, but otherwise it is fine.

I have/use Edius, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. There are many Youtube tutorials on each of these programs. After using the free tutorials I can now say in all honesty, that of all the editing software packages I have, DaVinci resolve runs rings around the rest. But, and this is a big but...

I fail to understand why breaking the law is condoned by some. Warning? what for? No sympathy with law breakers whatso ever.

Top rate video, colour grading, contrast and exposure settings were all superb!