Learning to do Video - Bearhawk Slow Flight Stuff

[John Bickham]

I have been using videos, at the recommendation of my backcountry mentor, for performance evaluation and improvements. That was easy for just me to look at.

Here is a little something from my practice session a couple of days ago. The slow flight characteristics of my Bearhawk 4 place are pretty amazing. It took me a while to trust it and take it to the edges. It does things that I haven't experienced in other aircraft. I'm having a blast with it!!!!

Bearhawk eye candy for the rivet busters, fabric fools, and aluminum ponders!!! Stay at it, it is way worth it!!

https://youtu.be/xeNkvrB8thw

It is an amateurish attempt, I know. It ain't perfect. I'm learning to turn everything on every flight and this video editor is for younger whipper-snappers.

Hope you enjoy. Got some other stuff if this is helpful. This one was getting too long. Video editing takes me a lot of time. Learning is slow.

[Utah-Jay]

Great stuff John, I’m a subscriber so I watched it before dinner

The full flaps power off stuff was awesome

keep them coming

[Chewie]

John, what video editor do you use? I use a PC and looking for a recommendation for a basic video editor that does trimming and audio mixing.

[John Bickham]

My apologies Mark for the slow response. Been out playing in southern Utah !!!

I'm the last person to ask for a recommendation on software and computer stuff. Most of these video editors require high power CPU processors and graphics cards. My Dell laptop was aging like me and getting slower than me. Needed a new computer, so bought a "gaming" version that will run video stuff well.

I am trying use and learn Pinnacle Studio 25. Check the system requirements. My old laptop wasn't up to snuff!!

Wish I could be more helpful.