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Looks great! Any video to show?

Well then, just, thanks. I got lucky I guess [emoji41]

Never imagined that testing out course lock mode would create something leaving a lasting impression! [emoji106] Cheers Ejay [emoji41]

Thanks. Hope I did the famous old girl justice :)

Oh by the way. This was using course lock on a line parallel to the viaduct. The wind laughed at my course 'lock' ....

A local history group asked me to film the Flying Scotsman crossing a local viaduct today (do I need a license for that? Ah well ...). I very nearly decided not to take off because it was windy, very windy! I'd say there were 20-25mph winds and I'm concious of the recomendation not to fly in...

Thanks. Feel free to copy and use it. I can send you the raw if you'd like to have one made [emoji106]

Cromwell's Bridge once carried a packhorse trail over the River Hodder, about a mile from its confluence with the Ribble. It earned its name after Oliver Cromwell's parliamentary army crossed the bridge on their way from Gisburn to where they fought the King's men in the Battle of Preston...

Cromwell's Bridge once carried a packhorse trail over the River Hodder, about a mile from its confluence with the Ribble. It earned its name after Oliver Cromwell's parliamentary army crossed the bridge on their way from Gisburn to where they fought the King's men in the Battle of Preston.

Very nice. Looks a gorgeous area. [emoji106]

Thanks [emoji106]

Well you have an excellent mountainous skyline in that picture. Go explore! I'm enjoying video editing only slightly less than flying and it's easy to record everything and cut only bits that you like to make a more interesting whole. Learning the software takes a while though. Enjoy and good...

Sorry, completely forgot to mention the location! It's a place called Whalley in East Lancashire, Northern England. I did do a longer video of the viaduct in question but wished I'd caught a train on there so that was the reason behind today's trip, just for that one extra shot. You can find...

Cheers :)

My first try at using Course Lock. Setup involved looking at timetable to see when a train was due, stroppy looks from the wife, being called 'nerd' by the kids, ignoring all of them a grinning while I flew. Quick edit (cut), application of a random LUT, no fade in/out or music and voila. I...