Air 2 Finally the sun came out in Wisconsin.

[Javierz0509]

Guys I am still learning how to cut and edit videos, please show me your support I am trying to build my channel up.

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[Yogi053]

Yep, nice video! So jealous of you Americans having all that space to fly around.
Can't wait for some of our restrictions due to the pandemic to be over and get into the Scottish highlands to show you our country may indeed be small, but so beautiful!
Happy flying. Stay safe!

 

[Javierz0509]

Yep, nice video! So jealous of you Americans having all that space to fly around.
Can't wait for some of our restrictions due to the pandemic to be over and get into the Scottish highlands to show you our country may indeed be small, but so beautiful!
Happy flying. Stay safe!

I would love to see it my friend..

 

[Yogi053]

I would love to see it my friend..

Go into youtube and enter Glencoe to get an idea of what we have here!

 

[eaglesurfing]

Nice..... Except that white stuff.

 

[Javierz0509]

Nice..... Except that white stuff.

lol is nice for now..

 

[Bsnyder]

Nice video thanks for sharing.

 

[Badbart]

Guys I am still learning how to cut and edit videos, please show me your support I am trying to build my channel up.

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nice shots

 

[Cymruflyer]

Try to avoid what you did in your opening scenes, and that would be to get the horizon right in the middle of the frame. That is almost always a no no, unless you have a very valid reason for putting it there. Most of the time you never want too much sky in your shot, unless you may be wanting to show some dramatic clouds or something.

After those first two scenes, you did a good job of keeping the horizon at the top of your framing.

 

[Javierz0509]

Try to avoid what you did in your opening scenes, and that would be to get the horizon right in the middle of the frame. That is almost always a no no, unless you have a very valid reason for putting it there. Most of the time you never want too much sky in your shot, unless you may be wanting to show some dramatic clouds or something.

After those first two scenes, you did a good job of keeping the horizon at the top of your framing.

awesome, thanks for the advice ill keep that in mind..