Originally Posted by
MrConcdid
Hey Guys Happy New Year.
I have been working hard on getting my first video ready to launch on Youtube. It a lot of work, keeping up with battery life, camera card size, editing different camera angles, syncing audio and video, wow its alot. It really slows me down when I am out in the shop
Update.
I sold "Bradford" 200e 2 weeks ago, nice little bit of Christmas money, I have been reluctant to sell anymore, I have 3 ready, but think I want to keep them for video content, and comparing different models. I also finished the 200s, it turned out very nice.
Spoiler alert- My first video was suppose to be about a big motorcycle shop buy out, ( I traveled 2 hours with 2 trucks and 2 trailers with 4 helpers, all I got was lunch) but that fell apart, it was my first bust or wasted trip, I got nothing.
So then I figured I would launch the channel with something different, I have pulled in the Thanksgiving 200m with the chrome racks front and rear, I hope its enjoyable, it will certainly be something new.
I have many of the same dis-likes as most of you when watching videos- too much talking, not enough work or at least not showing the work being done. I don't spend anytime in front of the camera, so its all shot POV or at distance, that said I probably over explain things, but I figure they may be people in the audience that might not know the differences between 200, 200s, 200e, 200es, 200m I have all these at this time, I figure when would someone actually be able to see the differences side by side.
As for the format Youtube encourages you to make 10 min videos now, this allows for 3 commercial's, this maximizes the revenue for them and the creator of the content. Youtube takes 45% of all commercial revenue, this explains the in video plug's and sponsorships, which the content creator receives 100% of that.
I just hope to make an enjoyable video, and represent the cause well.
MrC.