New MA2 Video from Amateur Pilot & Editor

[ExtraTerresa]

Hello all,

Here's my latest video of MA2 footage. I'm just learning Premier Pro. Critiques welcome.

New Video!

 

[MavicJer]

Great Video & MA2. If you're just learning Premier Pro...you're fantastic already!
I'm just learning, little by little Adobe Premier Elements 2020. After seeing your production, guess I need to get an upgrade to Pro! Sure is Neat!

 

[ExtraTerresa]

Great Video & MA2. If you're just learning Premier Pro...you're fantastic already!
I'm just learning, little by little Adobe Premier Elements 2020. After seeing your production, guess I need to get an upgrade to Pro! Sure is Neat!

Thanks! I appreciate that.

 

[VenomXts]

Hello all,

Here's my latest video of MA2 footage. I'm just learning Premier Pro. Critiques welcome.

New Video!

Hello Fellow Texan and Houstonian (well kind of I am in Humble).

Very Nice video! I will have to check out that park! Lol

I love this video cause I can tell your just playing to learn editing and its pretty entertaining (and why it being 3+ mins still kept my attention). I have been dabbling with the idea of moving away from Davinci which I have been learning over the last 3 months myself and can see a few things in here i like (that stained glass video split for lack of a better description).

Anyways, very nice and keep up the good flying and videos to share subscribed

Here is the closest to Houston i have yet to fly this year..

Need to get in closer. lol

 

[itsneedtokno]

I love the "stained" glass also...

How did you do it?

I have premiere, thought I was decent, but nevermind!

Good stuff!

 

[Dale D]

Hello all,

Here's my latest video of MA2 footage. I'm just learning Premier Pro. Critiques welcome.

New Video!

Not a bad job at all! I'd say that you re doing well with Premiere Elements. I had that first, but then went to Premiere Pro. I like the special effects like the throbbing, boxes, etc. but I wouldn't overdo it. I think there was some duplication of scenes like the skate park and downward views. There is a need to edit out the stutters and jerky movements. They detract from the viewing experience.

 

[ExtraTerresa]

Not a bad job at all! I'd say that you re doing well with Premiere Elements. I had that first, but then went to Premiere Pro. I like the special effects like the throbbing, boxes, etc. but I wouldn't overdo it. I think there was some duplication of scenes like the skate park and downward views. There is a need to edit out the stutters and jerky movements. They detract from the viewing experience.

Thanks for the input. I do need to capture more footage and different angles and shots next time. As for the jerkiness and stutters; I think I was just trying to add too many effects to the video. Simple may be better. Thanks again for the critique.

 

[ExtraTerresa]

Hello Fellow Texan and Houstonian (well kind of I am in Humble).

Very Nice video! I will have to check out that park! Lol

I love this video cause I can tell your just playing to learn editing and its pretty entertaining (and why it being 3+ mins still kept my attention). I have been dabbling with the idea of moving away from Davinci which I have been learning over the last 3 months myself and can see a few things in here i like (that stained glass video split for lack of a better description).

Anyways, very nice and keep up the good flying and videos to share subscribed

Here is the closest to Houston i have yet to fly this year..

Need to get in closer. lol

Thanks! I appreciate the view. That long distance shot is cool! I like the clouds and shadows!

 

[Dale D]

Thanks for the input. I do need to capture more footage and different angles and shots next time. As for the jerkiness and stutters; I think I was just trying to add too many effects to the video. Simple may be better. Thanks again for the critique.

I have learned long ago, LESS is MORE. You can over do it with transitions, wipes, fades, dissolves, etc. I have evolve to a very "clean" format of short crossfades and was tempted to buy and download one of fancy Premiere plug in packages with 60 or 80 transitions and I rested it.

Less is MORE