My trip to Thailand and Cambodia and how I used solo

[Jonathan]

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That's the link to my music video and how I used my solo please watch and like!!!

 

[Anthony Horrigan]

Great location, looks like you had great fun, thanks for sharing.

 

[GorData]

Great video, a little jealous. How long were you guys out there for?

 

[Jonathan]

Gordata we went to kph phangan for the full moon and scuba for a week then to anchor wat in Cambodia for another week and Bangkok for a couple days. I'm stationed in Korea though with the mil she came from the states to see me

 

[twitchyzero]

thanks for sharing
you should think about warp stabilizaer or getting a handheld gimbal if you dont want your audience dizzy though

did you buy your Solo in Korea? How's the pricing there?

 

[RikMiddle]

wow... nice..

Nice cut..

 

[Jonathan]

Yea I wanted to get one just didn't have time before I left that was my first video I ever made I thought it was pretty good for what I had one go pro and a solo

 

[SARDG]

...you should think about warp stabilizaer or getting a handheld gimbal if you dont want your audience dizzy though

On the ground shots, we used to call it "shaky-cam" and it's a purposeful shooting technique in documentaries and reality TV. We also used it for marketing video to invoke a feeling of behind-the-scene action.

So, Jonathan... if that's what your ground-based video looks like, call it shaky-cam, done on purpose. For drone-based shots, yes, a little stabilization is helpful.