SkiGoldPeak
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An edit I put together from a small amount of the video I have. Critique, Hate, Watch, Do what you want. ENJOY
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An edit I put together from a small amount of the video I have. Critique, Hate, Watch, Do what you want. ENJOY
SkiGoldPeak
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Not working for me, You can go to my videos to check it
grilledsteezeyo
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not bad, but when your editing look at the clips and try to just use the important parts of them. i saw in a couple shots there was a bit of unnecessary time of riding up to a feature and ridin away.nice job though!
WillStart
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nice edit man! i did enjoy it.
-trim your clips more. we don't need to see so much ride up/ride away-showing multiple people hitting the same feature is usually sloppy and is really hard to do well. avoid it. -only use the REALLY good shots. if a shot is questionable (too far away, shaky, sketchy, etc.) cut it. short and sweet is always better than long and iffy. -work on color grading a little bit to bring the best out of those gloomy days. -if you're shooting with an HD camera, make sure your project is HD and make sure you're exporting in HD.
-trim your clips more. we don't need to see so much ride up/ride away-showing multiple people hitting the same feature is usually sloppy and is really hard to do well. avoid it. -only use the REALLY good shots. if a shot is questionable (too far away, shaky, sketchy, etc.) cut it. short and sweet is always better than long and iffy. -work on color grading a little bit to bring the best out of those gloomy days. -if you're shooting with an HD camera, make sure your project is HD and make sure you're exporting in HD.
SkiGoldPeak
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Thanks Guys! I made this in a few hours with windows movie maker, that was horrid. Looking to upgrade. First edit!
family_vacation
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I already used that song 
You really want to match the rendering frame size/ project frame size to the size of your footage. Like Will was saying, that will eliminate that nasty letterbox.
You really want to match the rendering frame size/ project frame size to the size of your footage. Like Will was saying, that will eliminate that nasty letterbox.
SkiGoldPeak
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And I do that by doing what?
( How do I use the same frame sizes?) By filming in the same size or what
( How do I use the same frame sizes?) By filming in the same size or what