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A Caleta Video

Started by Captain Sensible, December 06, 2013, 11:13:31 AM

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Captain Sensible

My son has made his first video of Caleta :):
Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura (Caletafuerteventura.com)
I'm sure there'll be more to follow as he grts the hang of his new camera :D

gattaca66

I'm not really one to complain (well, OK, maybe I am), but sitting here in the UK looking at leaden skies, turning up the heating, hearing about storms and flooding up the East and West coasts.......should this sort of video really be allowed? Teasing and tormenting us less fortunate souls? Is that really fair?? :(

We were THERE just two weeks ago....aargh!  Lovely video anyway, well done, can't wait to get back.

KWC

Very good first attempt Stevie.

Yeh makes you yearn to get back over thats the only negative I can say about watching that ;D

When was this taken Steve?

emmi

Lovely video, well done!   :)

marlowmag

Great video well done brought back happy memories

duncolm

Great effort for a first video. Perhaps not the best film to be shot on Fuerteventura this year, but Ridley Scott has a bigger budget.

That reminds me, I shot quite a bit of video when I was over last month, I really should start editing it. Unfortunately my failure to use a tripod means it will be seriously shaky in comparison with Sensible Junior's.

denboy

Very nice video,shared it on to Facebook.Tell him to make another one in seven weeks and i might be on it. :)

DaveW

Enjoyed that Captain, can't wait to get myself sorted and get back out.

isleswing

Quote from: duncolm on December 06, 2013, 18:20:13 PM

That reminds me, I shot quite a bit of video when I was over last month, I really should start editing it. Unfortunately my failure to use a tripod means it will be seriously shaky in comparison with Sensible Junior's.

If I haven't got a tripod, I'll sit down, or lean against a post (or a rock In Ferte). Otherwise, feet apart, legs straight, elbows in, keeps the camera a lot steadier. I've sat through too many earthquake films of my own in the past.

duncolm

I'm used to using a monopod with heavy DSLR camera/lens combinations, but it wasn't practical to bring that gear to Fuerte. I was just using a little Nikon compact, a tripod seemed a bit much trouble at the time.

Anyway I've just downloaded some editing software, I'll get on with production....

Can the Man

Well done young Jonathon

Steve you should be a very proud father  :)

Swordy


waggy

Lovely: that got me nicely chilled. What's the music?