Never mind...

Darn.
I was hoping for a video

Try uploading again     

hey you can edit it and upload again

by the way welcome to the forum

Train video
Maybe this time?

jhc Posted at 2018-7-10 19:15
Train video
Maybe this time?

Nothing showing.

jhc Posted at 2018-7-10 19:15
Train video
Maybe this time?

Nope.
Nothing.
Just share the link you see in the browser when you can view the video.

Clearly I am not the sharpest knife in the drawer.  I’ve managed to upload it to my account twice, how do I link to it ?  Thanks for your patience gentlemen.

https://forum.dji.com/<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/2hZZAncD7NA" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Maybe this?  Most of the vid is pasture and cows, I think the train doesn't show up until about 10:45ish.  Fingers crossed everybody?

Still not it

jhc Posted at 2018-7-11 04:06
A train in north Texas
Maybe this?  Most of the vid is pasture and cows, I think the train doesn't show up until about 10:45ish.  Fingers crossed everybody?

Copy and paste your YOUTUBE link only.

Just like so https:// www . youtube.com / watch ? v = 2hZZAncD7NA
(only without the spaces but that is to prevent the forum from adding the preview)

Nice to (finally) see the video

I do have some tips (just my opinion of course)
I would advice to cut most out and leave only the best 2 - 3 minutes.
That is usually long enough for drone video's like this.
Don't speed up the footage (unless you want to have that effect) but just cut out a lot of footage.
I also noticed the video is over exposed. If you shoot on 'auto', just turn down the EV compensation to -1 or something. That usually works nicely.
Finally I would slow down the movement to make it more 'smooth'.
Just my thoughts  

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-7-11 12:55
Nice to (finally) see the video

I do have some tips (just my opinion of course)

Thanks for the tips Mont, my photo skills are kinda like my handwriting, neither have gotten much better over the years, despite regular practice.  I’m still coming to grips with how sophisticated the technology has gotten compared to 10-15 years ago.  Being able to take my eyes off the aircraft and/or my thumbs off the sticks for more than a second still gives me the “willies” sometimes. I’ve always liked taking pictures and wanted better skills, but let advancement from film to digital take the place of learning how to really do it myself, but hey, life is a learning curve and I’m still moving forward and I think there’s still hope for improvement (prob’ly not my hand writing though)
Thanks again for your patience and support everyone,  I hope to have something more interesting than telephone poles and pasture by the end of August,  going to Southwestern Alaska for 3 weeks fishing and being a river rat.
Cheers and safe flying everyone!

jhc Posted at 2018-7-12 04:46
Thanks for the tips,

You're welcome