The Pain of Lost Footage. Editing Help and Looking For A Filming Sidekick.
Cruising Off Duty
Welcome to Cruising Off Duty. We are Craig and Janice. We love travelling and we love sailing, so we figure the best way to see the world is by sailboat. We presently have a 35' Beneteau Oceanis sloop that we sail out of Kingston, Ontario Canada, which is on Lake Ontario. We have a longer term plan, when we retire in a few years, to sell everything and buy a 40-50' Catamaran and circumnavigate the globe. Craig loves photography along with land based and drone videography and plans to document everything along our travels to share with the world through Youtube and other social media. For now, follow our channel as we show you the beauty of the Great Lakes and the 1000 Islands area of the St Lawrence River. You will also see the steps we take as start narrowing down the Catamaran we think will suit us best as we move closer to our goal of living full time on a sailboat and exploring the world. It should be a journey worth watching.
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In this Episode of Cruising Off Duty we get some editing help but unfortunately, the new editor had to deal with lost footage. The footage the new editor was given was of us sailing to Picton Ontario, but all of the footage from the Vlog Camera, where Janice and I do most of our talking to the camera, was lost somewhere? Probably to the bowels of our boat.
I learned a valuable lesson. Especially on a moving boat, as soon as you take an SD card out of your camera, don’t put it down and assume you are going to download it onto your hard drive later. It will most likely get lost.
During this episode, I also put out a call for anyone that lives in the Ottawa area that wants to join the channel and become my video sidekick. It is always easier to film travels, activities and demonstrations of new gear when you have someone else filming with you. So if you are interested, send me an email introducing yourself to [email protected]
I not only have a new camera, the Sony A7iii, but I am also getting a bunch of new lenses and a new gimbal so I plan to make some episodes showcasing how this new camera gear can be used to get more cinematic shots and the Ottawa area seems like a perfectly cinematic area to demo this new gear for the channel.
If you are interested in what gear I presently own and use you can go to www.CruisingOffDuty.com and click on the “My Gear” page or you can download the CruisingOffDuty app for iOS and Android and hit the Gear Icon in the App. That gear list will be constantly updated as I acquire new gear. There will be photos of each product and links to Amazon to show you the latest prices and reviews found there. I the future, I am planning to have short demonstration videos of each product where I will show the Pros and Cons of each item. So check it out.
Hopefully, you enjoy this episode. If so, show the channel some love and give it a thumbs up.
Thanks,
Craig
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