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Emgee	25/08/2021 14:30:32
2610 forum posts 312 photos	Thanks to all who responded, some very useful information taken on board before making any more videos, some of the points I have always followed but some hadn't been considered. Emgee
Grindstone Cowboy	25/08/2021 21:07:10
1160 forum posts 73 photos	Regarding subtitles, the ones on this video about repairing a hammer seem to have gone awry (although better than I could have done in their language). Rob Links to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ADxVmrEnoA
Peter Greene	25/08/2021 21:55:56
865 forum posts 12 photos	Don't film the video with one hand while disassembling (say) the head of a mill with the other. (Apart from anything else, it's already been done). Edited By Peter Greene on 25/08/2021 22:02:14
Steamgeek	26/08/2021 09:41:46
45 forum posts 4 photos	Don't pad the video out with needless repetition
Neil Wyatt	26/08/2021 10:34:19
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	Keep it short and to the point, and edit down long operations. Before you start make a list of the operations you want to highlight and points to make. Above all, edit it (avoiding too may or fancy cuts). Good videos maintain a constant level of interest and activity.
Nick Wheeler	26/08/2021 11:03:28
1227 forum posts 101 photos	Editing your own material is always difficult, so have somebody else watch the finished piece before you post it.
Oven Man	26/08/2021 22:09:15
204 forum posts 37 photos	And we don't need anty out takes at the end, thankyou. Peter
Emgee	26/08/2021 22:15:27
2610 forum posts 312 photos	Posted by Oven Man on 26/08/2021 22:09:15: And we don't need anty out takes at the end, thankyou. Peter Hi Peter What are considered "out takes" please ? Emgee

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