Another video and learning to handle the little drone

What software did you use to create this?  I've been looking at options to throw together quality material as you have done here, and I've not settled on a favorite yet.

Charles Adams Posted at 2017-10-3 11:16
What software did you use to create this?  I've been looking at options to throw together quality material as you have done here, and I've not settled on a favorite yet.

Thanks, so far I've been using Wondershare Filmora. Pretty happy with it, it's pretty easy to use, but do have som advanced features as well

I think it's free to try.

i use it as well.
The full feature software is not free though, but it's good value for money.

djiuser_Kf4iPA3 Posted at 2017-10-3 11:26
i use it as well.
The full feature software is not free though, but it's good value for money.

Agree, I have the full feature software. No need to be more advanced for me, at least not yet

On my "view" the video is a bit "choopy" , did you converted the SPARK "raw" video to 29.97 FPS before editing?

Beautiful video and wonderful location.
Indeed I also see some 'choppyness'.
Is it possible you converted to 25 fps?
Looks like dropped frames to my eyes.

Hi Montfrooij and LOKY
I just import the files from the SD card directly into Wondershare Filmora. Start editing and doing what I need to do. When I'm finished, I choose 29,97 FPS and 1920*1080 as resolution. Should I adjust something here?

EskildS Posted at 2017-10-3 12:13
Hi Montfrooij and LOKY
I just import the files from the SD card directly into Wondershare Filmora. Start editing and doing what I need to do. When I'm finished, I choose 29,97 FPS and 1920*1080 as resolution. Should I adjust something here?

No I think that is correct.
Can you check the final rendered file for it's framerate?
Just to be sure.
It has this 'dropped frame' look to it.

EskildS Posted at 2017-10-3 11:23
Thanks, so far I've been using Wondershare Filmora. Pretty happy with it, it's pretty easy to use, but do have som advanced features as well

I think it's free to try.

Nice footgae, Im downloading the program to try it out, i have the same problem as Charles Adams, i have tried some editing programes but have not found a good one that i like yet...so hope this will be the one.

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-10-3 13:00
No I think that is correct.
Can you check the final rendered file for it's framerate?
Just to be sure.

In order to do that I need the original file(s) from SPARK. You can use Adobe Media Encoder and convert all files to 29.97. After that you can import on your video editor.

Very nice video and good choice of music.  I too use Wondershare. Easy to use, but lots of features when you need them.  Thanks for sharing.

Quality vid. I’ll have to check this software out!

LOKY Posted at 2017-10-3 14:38
In order to do that I need the original file(s) from SPARK. You can use Adobe Media Encoder and convert all files to 29.97. After that you can import on your video editor.

Hi! I can see it myself now, should have been smoother. Is it really necessary to convert files via another program to get smooth footage?
I can see that the Spark record video i 30 fps, I lack competence in this technical thing when it comes to fps etc....

mtnlandpix Posted at 2017-10-3 15:45
Very nice video and good choice of music.  I too use Wondershare. Easy to use, but lots of features when you need them.  Thanks for sharing.

Thanks you!

Javey Posted at 2017-10-3 21:08
Quality vid. I’ll have to check this software out!

Thank you, you should try it out.

EskildS Posted at 2017-10-3 21:52
Hi! I can see it myself now, should have been smoother. Is it really necessary to convert files via another program to get smooth footage?
I can see that the Spark record video i 30 fps, I lack competence in this technical thing when it comes to fps etc....

SPARK actually record at a variable 29.97 (what sucks). You need to re-encode to "static" 29.97 fps before doing any kind of edition. Adobe Media Encoder does that. You can download from Adobe web site. Convert each of your files to 29.97 fps, and after do your edition. No worries, is a learning process, anything we can help, the group is here.

Great  video and appropriate music to subject . Spark is great may try software also !

LOKY Posted at 2017-10-4 05:31
SPARK actually record at a variable 29.97 (what sucks). You need to re-encode to "static" 29.97 fps before doing any kind of edition. Adobe Media Encoder does that. You can download from Adobe web site. Convert each of your files to 29.97 fps, and after do your edition. No worries, is a learning process, anything we can help, the group is here.

Can I set output to Youtube 1080p HD ? Will that work?

Very nice footage, I've always wonder why the old churches are also being used as cemetery back then.

good work looks like a nice place