I’ve been trying to apply you tips in my mtb footage . And I’ve been getting giraffe high shots using a 3 metre decorators paint roller pole as a selfie stick !!!
@@JanKlaeui You're very welcome. I know there's a lot going on in the background to produce these videos and sharing your expertise selflessly to the public. It's the least I can do to demonstrate my appreciation. Cheers!
Here's another little something for that dolly shot and things alike: if you flip the camera and pole so that the camera is hanging upside down from the stick it's much easier to keep the camera stable as you don't have to balance it. The newer gopros (and probably other action cams as well) recognizes its orientation and will flip the image automatically. Nothing major, but i found it helps me a lot =)
Hi Jan, I am now watching some of your videos and you are giving me a lot of ideas for both video and photos, thanks for your teachings. sorry my english, it is translated with google 😉
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Love your channel. Being able to film cinematic videos with GoPro is just wow. I have learnt to use my GoPro from your channel. Now I make videos too and share my knowledge.
Hi Jan - I watched several of your videos and I learned a lot from it. Great teacher! You got a subscriber here. Keep it coming. I just started my own youtube channel and I need to know all the tips and tricks I can get to improve my filming. Thanks a lot. Oh! I also gave you a thumb up.
@@JanKlaeui Same here checked after 20 minutes it will get over 120 F . Did you check with GOpro if its normal? I also noticed the gopro does not want to turn off if hot.
