I knew it couldn’t fall on me, the leverage was such that the gable of the house would stop it. I also made sure I was always above the branches that supported it; they could only go down. After my lunch break, I was wearing a safety rope, as I had found that metal roof was getting slippery. The roll was pre-planned; I wanted to be clear of any flying debris or wildly whipping thin branches, and I knew if I fell the other way, towards the edge, there was a chance of a collision between the main branch and my forehead as the limb descended.
Until I got this “Widow Maker” down, half of my yard was unusable because of the danger.
I am making an offer.
Anyone who has posted on this forum ever, before this video was posted, may contact me via message and get the “raw” footage (MTS converted to MP4) for whatever video purpose they choose.
Today again video creating/editing, w/o cam, but with mic (German, but also with my best English) and hopefully fullspeed, but in any case with surprise :
I’ve been using Shotcut for about a year now, and just joined this forum today. I am a gaming nerd so my videos largely compose videos around that. I feel I have grown in skill exponentially since I’ve first started mainly because of how simple Shotcut is to use. It also helps that I went from 8 GB of RAM to 16 GB lol.
I’d like to share my work with you all, and appreciate any feedback (good and bad!) to help me improve myself further.
The previous time I presented a new video in the ‘Made with Shotcut’ section the video had over 50 clicks!
(What is, in my case, a lot!)
But already the next video got 0, in words, zero.
So the result is, that this is here the last post because of a new music track…
(I’ve found my style anyway.)
If you like my music and maybe also my videos…, follow me on Youtube and/or Twitch.
Love your drone video @Copelius ! It’s amazing how well you fly the drone, and how low you go over the water! All in alll, a very nice / soothing video to watch.
I’m new here and I have begun using Shotcut for the last videos on my Youtube channel!
It’s very easy to use and I thank you for that! I used After Effects before and my god…the learning curve on AE!
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. I was listening to your music and yes, you have beautiful compositions!! Keep on the good work!!