New Video, Please let me know what you think of it.

The Blonay-Chamby Railway and Museum was opened in 1968 with the aims of operating the metre gauge railway line from Blonay to Chamby and in doing so preserving railway equipment of technical or historic value.

Hello and good day Wjm. Thank you for sharing this stunning video you have captured in Switzerland using. You did an amazing editing work and thank you for your support.

Steam, the way the true gentleman travel,,,,, so not many gentlemen left or rather we don't travel much.

REALLY nice video

Nice footage and very cool editing!

Excellent.  Are you a professional video editor?  Or did you just throw this together in a half an hour (g)

Great job. I guess was filmed in 50 FPS, to slow it down properly to your likings. Overall has very good video quality after uploading, but some sky "mud" was there as well due to the usual youtube compression. I wonder if your original export prior uploading, has the same issues.

Nice video. I was strange how did you shoot the footage of the front angle of the train, but when I watch in 2:30 I thought I got it Lol. Nicely done.

Very nice video, great job

This video suffer from inconsistent exposure and the lack of details in shadowed parts of the frame. Sunny weather doesn't help here, but you may get better results filming in - say - D-Cinelike format. Music choice is terrible, something lighter in 1920's spirit will do much better. Otherwise nice documentation about Disneyland-ish attractions of Switzerland ...

You do know Disneyland was build on inspiration from the Tivoli amusement park in Copenhagen, like so many other things the Americans have gotten their hands on, it have since  been flipped upside down.
Hell when USA became a nation my country had almost died and disappeared several times, and our national flag just turned 800 years old.

Great editing, thank you for sharing.

Steam is SEXY.

Fantastic video, I love old steam trains.

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Excellent video. Which camera did you use.

Great video and great transitions! You should have kept the locomotive moving forward and left everyone guessing how the hell you filmed that lol

Great video and great transitions! You should have kept the locomotive moving forward and left everyone guessing how the hell you filmed that lol

Sanadif Posted at 6-24 20:52
Great job. I guess was filmed in 50 FPS, to slow it down properly to your likings. Overall has very good video quality after uploading, but some sky "mud" was there as well due to the usual youtube compression. I wonder if your original export prior uploading, has the same issues.

Unless filming any kind of lights (flickering), 60fps works even better in a 24fps timeline for slow ,option, even in EU ;)

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 6-25 09:34
This video suffer from inconsistent exposure and the lack of details in shadowed parts of the frame. Sunny weather doesn't help here, but you may get better results filming in - say - D-Cinelike format. Music choice is terrible, something lighter in 1920's spirit will do much better. Otherwise nice documentation about Disneyland-ish attractions of Switzerland ...

That’s a bitter comment totally out of place... perhaps you could show us your masterpieces?
Ps. Even if the video has some technical flaws, there are other ways to make criticism constructive. You’re rude and you talk like your personal opinion is gold. The movie isn’t filmed with a cinematic mood, neither in black & white to have music from the 20s...

El Diabolico Posted at 6-28 04:42
That’s a bitter comment totally out of place... perhaps you could show us your masterpieces?
Ps. Even if the video has some technical flaws, there are other ways to make criticism constructive. You’re rude and you talk like your personal opinion is gold. The movie isn’t filmed with a cinematic mood, neither in black & white to have music from the 20s...

" Please let me know what you think of it ..."

This I what OP wrote. He didn't ask for enthusiastic applause, he's expecting constructive criticism to improve the skills of video storytelling ...

Very nice to see!
My only suggestion would be to reduce the amount of effects.
You clearly master those close to perfection, now it might be time to introduce the 'less is more' concept  
Other than that, very good video!

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 6-28 10:16
" Please let me know what you think of it ..."

This I what OP wrote. He didn't ask for enthusiastic applause, he's expecting constructive criticism to improve the skills of video storytelling ...

Common Matthew, you know what I mean... let’s all be nicer
Have a great weekend.

Very cool video and lovely country! Thanks for sharing.

This video is amazing well done.

Lovely Video. Loved the transitions very much. Nice piece of work

awesome, good work man

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Nice! Thanks for sharing!

DJI Stephen Posted at 6-24 10:39
Hello and good day Wjm. Thank you for sharing this stunning video you have captured in Switzerland using. You did an amazing editing work and thank you for your support.

Thank you very much for your support !

Wjm Posted at 7-2 09:15
Thank you very much for your support !

You are very much welcome Wjm. Have a safe and a happy flying always.

Very Nice video! I love to see the steam engines running.

Awesome video, music is perfect and that editing..... simply brilliant

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

peiter Posted at 6-24 11:17
Steam, the way the true gentleman travel,,,,, so not many gentlemen left or rather we don't travel much.

REALLY nice video

Thank you gentleman !

ff22 Posted at 6-24 14:32
Excellent.  Are you a professional video editor?  Or did you just throw this together in a half an hour (g)

Hello, thank you very much for your comment! I'm not a professional video editor and it took me few hours to edit the video… Still some imperfections to improve for the next video

Sanadif Posted at 6-24 20:52
Great job. I guess was filmed in 50 FPS, to slow it down properly to your likings. Overall has very good video quality after uploading, but some sky "mud" was there as well due to the usual youtube compression. I wonder if your original export prior uploading, has the same issues.

Thank you very much. I filmed some of the shots in 24FPS and some in 60FPS. In the original video there some sky "mud" but not as much as after I uploaded...

DJI Panda Posted at 6-25 01:05
Nice video. I was strange how did you shoot the footage of the front angle of the train, but when I watch in 2:30 I thought I got it Lol. Nicely done.

Thank you very much !

jacksonnai Posted at 6-25 06:28
Very nice video, great job

Thank you very much !

Wjm Posted at 7-23 11:46
Thank you very much !

You're welcome