Mini River IJssel with lots of geese

[Armando80]

About a week and a half ago I shot some footage with my Mini 2 near the river IJssel in Zwolle area of The Netherlands, where I spotted a lot of geese.
I hope you like it!

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[DaveS]

A few thoughts... Overall, nice video. Since you shot 4K, edit the video in HD, then zoom in on the most interesting stuff like the rabbit, the gaggle of geese all flying into the water early in the video or the geese flying below you. Also, do a speed ramp on that shot of the geese flying...start in regular motion then slow it way down. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Dale D]

About a week and a half ago I shot some footage with my Mini 2 near the river IJssel in Zwolle area of The Netherlands, where I spotted a lot of geese.
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It was really nice footage but you need to slow things down a bit and it would be so much more enjoyable. Pounding sound track doesn't help either.

 

[Tufargon]

Nice video. It reminds me of something my dad once taught me. You know when geese are in the V formation, one side is always shorter than the other. The reason for this is that there are less geese on that side. Dad was a genius.

 

[Dale D]

Nice video. It reminds me of something my dad once taught me. You know when geese are in the V formation, one side is always shorter than the other. The reason for this is that there are less geese on that side. Dad was a genius.

My dad taught me that the real reason chickens cross the road is to get to the other side

 

[Armando80]

A few thoughts... Overall, nice video. Since you shot 4K, edit the video in HD, then zoom in on the most interesting stuff like the rabbit, the gaggle of geese all flying into the water early in the video or the geese flying below you. Also, do a speed ramp on that shot of the geese flying...start in regular motion then slow it way down. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
About how much would it be possible to zoom in with video shot in 4K to end up around regular HD quality?

 

[Armando80]

It was really nice footage but you need to slow things down a bit and it would be so much more enjoyable. Pounding sound track doesn't help either.

Thanks for sharing your feedback!

If I find the time I might re-edit the footage with keeping in mind your and Dave's feedback.