Nicely done Paul. I use the Dust Aid sticky pads (and - like you - the sensor swabs for stubborn bits) but I like the look of the pens with the loop. Looking forward to the next one!
If you do want to try editing there's a great free video editing suite called DaVinci Resolve (it also has a paid version but for the simple stuff the free is more than adequate). There's also a free training course for it from Goat's Eye View on here that I've just started working my way through..
Nicely done Paul. I use the Dust Aid sticky pads (and - like you - the sensor swabs for stubborn bits) but I like the look of the pens with the loop. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks Paul. Just trying to keep it simple ;)
If you do want to try editing there's a great free video editing suite called DaVinci Resolve (it also has a paid version but for the simple stuff the free is more than adequate). There's also a free training course for it from Goat's Eye View on here that I've just started working my way through..
Just starting out with video. It will get better if I decide to invest in basic equipment.....
Thanks for the video.
Very good info. Good job.
Can you list the tools you used?
Masking tape?? Wow. Why not use wire wool to give it a really good scrub, lol