I Ask my friends about videos

[Adembar]

Friends, here in Brazil we have this word: “mesmice” which means: always the same, always doing the same thing. I think this is happening to drone owners nowadays, because the videos on social media are mostly about identical topics: unboxing, new firmware, DJI FLY app features, some NEO owners even venture out to fly at night or even do long range (which DJI doesn’t even encourage). I’m getting ready to try to differentiate my videos and for this I bought, today, a “Samsung Galaxy Book4” notebook and the “Wondershare Filmora 14” software to try to make a more elaborate presentation with AI features, but for this I will have to dedicate myself and study more (at my 74 years old it’s not as simple as it seems), however I dream of making my NEO videos more dynamic on YouTube, so I ask my friends how they interpret this because your opinion can serve as an incentive or awareness that it would be a waste of time. I thank everyone for their attention, take care and have a good flight.

 

[GFields]

To be creative doesn’t mean you have to purchase elaborate software new computers

Just use your imagination

 

[Droning on and on...]

I used to use Adobe Premiere on a PC for video production, but these days I do almost all my NLE and multitrack production on a Galaxy Fold 4 using the app Kinemaster.

With an "S-pen" stylus, precise frame-level editing can be achieved, good key-frame and green-screen tools, lots of effects, more layers than I've ever hit any limit on, etc.

For amateur production for YT, friends, etc., I have no need for the larger platform, and often can put together a quick video in the field and publish it right after flying.

 

[Adembar]

I used to use Adobe Premiere on a PC for video production, but these days I do almost all my NLE and multitrack production on a Galaxy Fold 4 using the app Kinemaster.

With an "S-pen" stylus, precise frame-level editing can be achieved, good key-frame and green-screen tools, lots of effects, more layers than I've ever hit any limit on, etc.

For amateur production for YT, friends, etc., I have no need for the larger platform, and often can put together a quick video in the field and publish it right after flying.

Yes, I agree with you, I use Android (Samsung S22) on my NEO and I have used Kinemaster many times, I currently use InShot with the same qualities, great for immediate use, as you said, but I just intend to improve a little more, take care and have good flights.

 

[Droning on and on...]

Yes, I agree with you, I use Android (Samsung S22) on my NEO and I have used Kinemaster many times, I currently use InShot with the same qualities, great for immediate use, as you said, but I just intend to improve a little more, take care and have good flights.

If i didn't have the foldable mini-tablet form-factor of the Z fold 4 I would use the desktop a lot more. I've tried Kinemaster on the Galaxy Note 10+, and the screen is just doesn’t have the screen space in landscape to use the app effectively.

 

[Chrislaf]

On a Mac I use Final Cut Pro, iMovie or iMovie for iOS (iPhones and iPads). iMovie is perfect for simple short videos and is very easy to use.

Chris

 

[NeoNeo]

JMHO, as an amateur photographer but I can claim published (once) for whatever it's worth. It's more than hardware. Tendency for humans to rely too much on hardware vs. knowledge, skill, and experience. I cringe when I see technically flawed and/or poorly composed images. If you have not. Take a course in composition. If unable to. Books and online options. If just wanting to go for it. To start. At least for still images and maybe so with video images. Less is more. That is. Focus on a well defined subject. Pre-image capture plan and planning. All easy to skip in our modern digital and huge capacity storage systems.