So, thanks to some feedback and encouragement I received here on the forum, I decided to try to gain some better resolution on my drone videos.
To start with I had used footage from my iPhone and then using iMovie created the video. But, it did not look that sharp. Next, I downloaded the raw media right from the drone via usb cable to my PC laptop and edited it using MovieMaker. Still kind of 'meh'.
Stepping up the game, I used a trial version of Magix Movie Editor Pro and after uploading to YouTube, here's how it looks:
I still don't really think it looks that good. (BTW, I exported it as a MP4 as was suggested on "Tom's Tech Time" tutorial on the Magix Movie Editor.) And, I did not add any transitions between clips yet after the YouTube upload the transitions are there. Do they add that?
It was definitely more work to edit via Magix Movie Editor but was it worth the trouble?
I welcome your feedback and advice.
To start with I had used footage from my iPhone and then using iMovie created the video. But, it did not look that sharp. Next, I downloaded the raw media right from the drone via usb cable to my PC laptop and edited it using MovieMaker. Still kind of 'meh'.
Stepping up the game, I used a trial version of Magix Movie Editor Pro and after uploading to YouTube, here's how it looks:
I still don't really think it looks that good. (BTW, I exported it as a MP4 as was suggested on "Tom's Tech Time" tutorial on the Magix Movie Editor.) And, I did not add any transitions between clips yet after the YouTube upload the transitions are there. Do they add that?
It was definitely more work to edit via Magix Movie Editor but was it worth the trouble?
I welcome your feedback and advice.