Thanks for the good suggestions.
I’ve begun by adopting an old-fashioned approach that some of you old-timers might recognize :>) — reading and following along with Adobe’s “Classroom in a Book”….
I’m learning how to edit video using Adobe Premiere Pro and need online training. I’m thinking of using Skillshare. Any comments or any suggestions about alternatives.
The simplest solution, it seems to me, is to attach to your camera a GPS locator.
Yes, thanks, I’m aware of that. It’s also the case, I’ve learned, that having stabilization in both the camera and the lens helps more.
Just now I did a little further research and found the answer in David Bosch's book on the R5/R6, where he says that Canon has designed the in-body stabilization and the lens stabilization to work together. . . .
What do the forum members advise about using in-body image stabilization and lens stabilization together? I've found conflicting opinions in my online searches on the topic.
(I use a Canon R5 with RF 24-70 and RF 100-500 lenses.)
I am considering buying the Arsenal AI assistant and would appreciate the input of anyone who has purchased and used the device.
I might suggest that you take a look at oahupictures.org, the website showing drone photos that I put together during the last few of my 43 years living on the island (until 2019). The site can give you suggestions where to photograph.
I am planning on selling greeting cards using my photos but am unclear on the legality of selling cards that show privately owned structures (mostly barns). My online research shows that it is perfectly legal to take photos of privately owned structures—both from the ground and in the air—while on public property (e.g., streets and roads), but I cannot find a definitive answer about whether I can sell the images. The most pointed advice I’ve seen online is that photos of privately owned structures cannot be used “for commercial purposes” such as in ads or brochures. (My purpose is to generate net profits to donate in full to local environmental and charitable organizations.)
I’m not concerned about the many landscape photos I’m taking of vineyards, fields, and hillsides, because while they are privately owned, they are not easily recognizable.
All advice and recommendations for expert sources will be appreciated!