My very first attempt at editing, didn't do all that great, but here it is...Tulip Trestle in Bloomfield Indiana. At one time, Tulip Trestle was the longest, tallest train trestle in the US. It was built in 1905, completed in 1906, is 157' tall, and a little over 2200' long. Trains still use it today.

Cool tracks!

If you need a free program to edit on that won't put an annoying watermark on your video, check out HitFilm Express 2017: https://hitfilm.com/express it's pretty powerful for a free app.

Cheers!

Thank you.

Reminded me of the Kinzua Bridge in PA I use to visit when I was a kid.
It fell down from a freak tornado and was found to have bad support bolts installed after they rebuilt it in 1900 with steel.

The bridge was originally built from wrought iron in 1882 and was billed as the "Eighth Wonder of the World", holding the record as the tallest railroad bridge in the world for two years.

Pretty cool pic, Tulip is all iron as well.

Nice vid!     

B1houdini Posted at 2018-3-18 13:22
Reminded me of the Kinzua Bridge in PA I use to visit when I was a kid.
It fell down from a freak tornado and was found to have bad support bolts installed after they rebuilt it in 1900 with steel.

Thats an awesome shot mate!

Nice footage! Loved the music also!

That was very nice. Thanks for sharing.

Nice footage!!! Thanks for sharing

Nice pic! :O Also the video is good! I suggest setting controller sensitivity lower so it would be smoother!

Thanks guys. I'm not happy with the footage at all, pretty jerky on the controls. Usually I'm fine with them, but with the elevation changes, trees, etc, I was pretty nervous flying around that bridge.  Gonna go back in spring when everything greens up, and try again...

Nice video except for the watermark

I loved the mood and what a great subject. Do you think you will stick with filmora as a programme?

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-3-19 02:28
Nice video except for the watermark

Yeah, I know...

Dorset_Horn Posted at 2018-3-19 05:24
I loved the mood and what a great subject. Do you think you will stick with filmora as a programme?

Thank you. Yeah, I believe I will, easier to use for us Gen X'ers...

JLB768 Posted at 2018-3-19 11:03
Yeah, I know...

Lot's of decent pieces of software to choose from.
But hard to pick the one for you

Nice footage. I'd love to be able to capture a train riding over.