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I like aviation channels as I love aeroplanes. I wanted to be a pilot when I was young, but my eyesight doesn't allow it.
What does it have to do with what it was shot on? Shooting a video is just one thing. And for a clip to look good, you have to, at the very least, edit it. In the case of a clip, you also have to record sound. Many popular video-bloggers have videos in which they reveal their "kitchen" - and it is very well seen that the creation of the video is not as simple as it seems to many people.
Of course, you can accidentally "hit the stream" and your video, shot on your smartphone the first time - will get a lot of views and likes... But that's about as lucky as accidentally making an abnormally large amount of money for TC.
The question was how quickly you can make a clip, I answered
That's what I'm saying, trash rules, people don't want to think, it's too hard
As one business coach used to say, people used to look for someone to teach them how to fish. Then they started demanding to be given a fishing rod. Then they demanded to be caught for them, then they demanded to be cooked. Now they demand someone to chew it for them )).
Which is what we see on this site in full force.
the question was how quickly a clip could be made, I answered
It's not 'quick to shoot', it's 'quick to shoot'. That is, on a regular basis. The original question was about the channel, i.e. about systematically posting clips. I doubt very much that you can make proper clips in an evening on a regular basis.
Which is what we see on this site in full swing.
It's all exactly the same - cut down on eyesight. But I don't look at it on purpose, just in case I come across something.
Here I like the Pilot's Notes, the cadre flying small aircraft, all Cessna and other planes.
Not "quick shooting", but "quick shooting". In other words, regularly. I was originally talking about the channel - that is, the systematic posting of clips. I doubt very much that you can shoot normal clips in an evening on a regular basis.
In my programming it took me an hour and a half just to shoot a 15-minute clip. I would either cough or misspell. That is why I wrote in Camtasia in 3-5 minute chunks, so that I could rewrite it. Plus time to think over the plot, prepare the programme, etc. But there was zero return for money, only clients came sometimes, but rarely.
Here I like Pilot's Notes, a cadre flying small aircraft, all sorts of Cessna and other planes.
I was looking for a radio-controlled aeroplane - not a ready-made one, but one I could build myself, with an internal combustion engine, not an electric motor, and I came across a website where I could order a real aeroplane. Made of aluminium parts. They deliver it straight to the garage - sit, assemble it and take off...
Yeah, I've heard of that. Do you remember the cost?
Yeah, I've heard of that. Do you remember the cost?