Yesterday i visited the site where my bee hives was located before our local river started to flood the countryside, the hive stands are still under water and the people that live in the caravans just across the way are now moving back in and the flood water is starting to retreat. The bee hives now are in a safe location and i will be making one more video to show you where they are now, but they will be moved back once the water has gone but to a more higher part of the field. Thanks for your feedback on the previus video.

Beautiful peaceful countryside, I love it...

Thanks for this following video. Much appreciated.


RedHotPoker

Very beautiful

Very nice footage   

Thanks for the follow up on the ''Bees point of view'' video.

Nice to see everything backs to life. Thanks for following.

Aloha Paul,

     Good to see things getting back to some semblance of normal.  I hope the bees are well.  Looks like the humans and fowl are taking things in stride.

Aloha and Drone On!

Good work

The beehives are all returned after the flooded River Trent subsides. Early in April our local river flooded and my beehives needed to be moved to heigher ground, over the last couple of days i have put the beehives back where they belong.

I also took the opertunity to record some audio to the drone footage and try to sync the two together and hopefuly better myself in producing better drone footage for others to see and better still get some work using the drone.

I would be most greatful if any of you videographers out there could give me some feedback on what you see, practice makes you better.

Many thanks for watching

Good job Paul.
I do a "clap" at the beginning of each "take" like you did for later Audio/video synchronisation. My final step in post production is to then remove the actual "clap" moment from the final video.
Cheers

Spacetrakker Posted at 2018-5-6 16:52
Good job Paul.
I do a "clap" at the beginning of each "take" like you did for later Audio/video synchronisation. My final step in post production is to then remove the actual "clap" moment from the final video.
Cheers

Thanks Spacetrekker,
I will be making another video sometime later today after i've inspected the bees, if i'm going to do more instructional video's on bees then i'll be needing to use a video camera.

I will take out the clap next time, thanks for the comments they are much needed...Cheers