geez i guess i messed up on the link.

Nice compilation of hyperlapse shots!

Thank you! they take time to capture but worth it

Hello there HeX. Good day and thank you for posting this cool video you have filmed and created. Great work and keep flying. .

Very nice, well done

Very cool.   

HeX Posted at 8-5 12:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHm-8p7U_Yw

Great hyperlapse footage.    They do take some time to make but always find them interesting.

Thanks everyone =)

Very nice compilation!

Montfrooij Posted at 8-9 06:34
Very nice compilation!

Thank you..I have more on my youtube channel as well as flights and videos I've made. I am currently trying to figure out how to get 1000 subscribers and try to eventually monetize it. Get paid to fly is the dream (at least for me) thanks again

HeX Posted at 8-10 05:19
Thank you..I have more on my youtube channel as well as flights and videos I've made. I am currently trying to figure out how to get 1000 subscribers and try to eventually monetize it. Get paid to fly is the dream (at least for me) thanks again

Don't forget you need 4000h of watch time in the last 12 months.
That is actually quite hard to achieve!
I have gotten to the 1K subs after 3 years, but so far I fail at getting to that 4000h mark.

Also remember you won't get much if you don't get really big view numbers.
I speak from experience since I have 2 other channels that are monetized.
Expect something like € 5,- per month on average.
So that does not really add much.
It is a little bonus for sure, but I would not call it 'getting paid'

Montfrooij Posted at 8-10 05:48
Don't forget you need 4000h of watch time in the last 12 months.
That is actually quite hard to achieve!
I have gotten to the 1K subs after 3 years, but so far I fail at getting to that 4000h mark.

I dont think it will be easy, but I want to get into other avenues like realtor work and other photography/videography work. I got a sony a7 iii for my 1st "ground" camera, that was $2K and the lenses are as much or more than the camera price, lol. They say find something you love and do that for work and you will get more joy out of life. I am trying that out, I started a photography business and have a tax ID # and I have had 2 jobs so far. (Lake Zonda and a Tribute video for the family of a gentleman that had passed in April)
How did you build your subscribers?

HeX Posted at 8-10 06:31
I dont think it will be easy, but I want to get into other avenues like realtor work and other photography/videography work. I got a sony a7 iii for my 1st "ground" camera, that was $2K and the lenses are as much or more than the camera price, lol. They say find something you love and do that for work and you will get more joy out of life. I am trying that out, I started a photography business and have a tax ID # and I have had 2 jobs so far. (Lake Zonda and a Tribute video for the family of a gentleman that had passed in April)
How did you build your subscribers?

I would say : go for it.
(the photographer part)
Making a living out of Youtube is quite difficult and usually leads to people making questionable content.
There is so so so so so much content out there, that it is hard to stand out.
I have been making a lot of content mainly.
And content I like to make.
That is the only way that is working for me.