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LukasSchroederthere isnt much you can do in post to fix shakey/unstable shots, for future videos i recommend you get a a tripod with a fluid head and then a glidecam. if you dont know what those are do some research! for the bad lighting in some of the shots you can adjust the iso but also the aperture (f stop) and shutter speed. however, usually you keep the shutter speed consistent. before you shoot each shot, check and make sure that the lighting is good. good luck with all your future videos!Thanks dude, yea i'll definitly have to look into a tripod and be more concious about the lighting before a I start filming.
ben_collinsI would say you definitely need a lot more b-roll (shots of skis, googles, lift, standing at top of trail, etc.). It was hard to focus on what was basically all skiing even for a minute and a half. A perfect example would be this video by Jiberish and We Are The Coterie:yea I agree with Adding B-roll to give breaks in the skiing. Thanks for the help! I really appreciate it!
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/806700/A-Walk-in-the-Park---Wasatch-Range
JCTheutHeres the embed by the way
JCTheutMy first issue is that the majority of the shots came out super unstable and shaky. Does anyone have any ideas on fixing that? Should I invest in a handle to hold it? I also noticed the lighting was bad in a lot of shots, I'm guessing I need to play with the ISO settings to fix that?
