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Got up to Alta and made some turns to start off closing weekend.
Enjoy!
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Re: Quick GoPro Edit from Alta, UT
Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2015 3:09 pm
by lowangle al
I'm not a big fan of pov videos but this one was more interesting with the tricks and air and I enjoyed it, thanks. Good skiing too.
Re: Quick GoPro Edit from Alta, UT
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2015 1:32 pm
by teleTay
lowangle al wrote:I'm not a big fan of pov videos but this one was more interesting with the tricks and air and I enjoyed it, thanks. Good skiing too.
thank you, I really like 3rd person angles for telemark.
I also made a few pow turns saturday with my cousin for the last saturday of the year.
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Re: Quick GoPro Edit from Alta, UT
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:56 am
by Ldantia
Cool video. I've always wanted to film the same videos, but I didn't know how to edit, and I embraced the idea that I couldn't and never started((
Re: Quick GoPro Edit from Alta, UT
Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:57 am
by Wenay
That's' awesome that you're experimenting with angles and creating POV and 3rd-person shots; it adds variety! I've' played around with similar edits for ski trips, and it's' incredible how just tweaking angles can elevate the vibe of the footage. It can be tricky editing smooth transitions between action shots, especially with fast-paced stuff like skiing. The right software makes a huge difference in keeping the flow seamless without spending hours fiddling with details.
If you're looking for a user-friendly option, check out a video editor for Mac. It's' great for pulling off clean edits with effects and transitions for things like ski edits or outdoor montages.