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It looks like you've tried to be a bit groundbreaking in your editing, but I'm afraid it doesn't work for me.  Too much sudden back & forth clip changing for me.  Some nice views though.

I agree with Nigel: the constant changing of views is nicely synchronised with the music but it is also tiring and disappointing because sometimes you would like to view a bit longer shots of the beautiful landscapes.
So, for now: don't quit your dayjob, yet :-)

Seems a bit scattered. As soon as my eyes started to focus on something, it flickered to a different location and back again. This can confuse the human eye and give people a headache. Some nice scenery, but not a fan of rapid scene changes and flickering back and forth. I get that you were trying to time it with the beat of the music, but maybe cut that down a bit? Beach, trees, beach, trees all in about 1.5 seconds is a little hard to watch. That being said, there are some beautiful shots in there.

I on the other hand happen to like it.. I like the way it was sync'd w/ the music..............Very nice job.

I personally would have limited the syncing of the shots with the music, the few sequences at the start were nice, but I did hope they weren't going to continue the whole way through. For me I wanted a middle body of the video that settled down and allowed me to actually see the stunning scenery.

Thanks for the view....it was real nice...slow camera movements are your friend....capture the interest and hold it....beautiful views....keep going!!!!

Good job. But it would be better to use a continuous footage instead of quick cuts.

Pretty spot, I've kayaked out to and camped on one of those islands

Hey there good attempt but can I say that kind of editing works best if you are cutting the same scene from either close to wide or wide to close of the same scene but when you have scene changes as others here have mentioned it is too hard for the brain to keep up with the constant change, if you watch the clip again when you are close to the sand and raise altitude the fast cuts work however with the scene change from ocean to hills they don't work as well because you don't allow the viewer enough time to register the scene change (As a unwritten rule in editing) the brain needs approximately 3 secs to register a new scene, so if you want try this, recut the clip but instead of every beat that you cut on change the cut to every 6th beat instead. I hope this helps.

That's one busy minute - but I enjoyed it.

You are off to a good start. You need to brush up on your transitions to smooth things out. What are you using for Post?

thanks for the advice guys ill take it all on board!

rodger Posted at 2016-5-26 21:12
You are off to a good start. You need to brush up on your transitions to smooth things out. What are ...

I'm using final cut pro x

Ribfeast Posted at 2016-5-26 14:20
Pretty spot, I've kayaked out to and camped on one of those islands

have a property up there (start of the video) one of the most amazing places and had the entire lake to our selfs!!

Fast editing GG

I really like this. Very different from the usual videos you see! The beginning of the video is the best bit . Keep up the good work

dan1el101 Posted at 2016-5-27 02:45
I'm using final cut pro x

Cool. Great program. I use it myself and it is very powerful. Brush up on transitions and duration to smooth things out. Check Jim Hare's Tutorials.

camhinton Posted at 2016-5-27 19:10
I really like this. Very different from the usual videos you see! The beginning of the video is the  ...

thanks bro

talk2t_c Posted at 2016-5-26 18:58
That's one busy minute - but I enjoyed it.

at least some one did

Are you using any filters ? Nice work

Ricky Wu Posted at 2016-6-16 22:59
Are you using any filters ? Nice work

no filter but a little bit of colour correction on the beach shot but the rest is all organic off the camera