Brilliant video Ian and compliments your camera video perfectly. I could see these videos going viral because they are educational across the spectrum. Thank you so much, from the world.😊
Hi Steve Again thank you so much for your very kind and supportive comments. I thought some viewers might have been interested in seeing what goes on in the background to creating the videos. It’s a labour of love in my case and a creative hobby. Comments like yours, inspire me to keep going, cheers 👍
Thank you Ken for your appreciative feedback, there’s a lot more work than people realise that goes into creating the videos. It’s great fun and I enjoy making them, support like yours makes it worthwhile. Cheers TN👍
Cheers Steve, great to hear that you enjoyed the video and it sounds like it’s been very helpful to you. Video creating is great fun and it makes memories you’ll treasure for ever 👍
Once again Ian spot on. Iam sure you have answered many questions your viewers have, and put it across in a way they can absorb and put into practice. I have watched a few tutorials on video editing but they normally loose me halfway through so thank you I feel that iam ready to give it a go and won't be waisting money investing in the cameras and software needed. The weather's getting warmer so it won't be long before I can enjoy geting out on my bike and record so footage. Keep up the great work👌👍
Hi F.W.M. Thank you so much for your very generous and supportive comments, it’s very much appreciated. It’s very satisfying taking the raw footage from the cameras and after playing around with the editing software that some really cool videos emerge. So often I’ve looked at the raw footage and thought I’d just delete it as it was rubbish. But after a few hours work a great little video emerges from it. For me the real fun is in the editing. It’s taken me years to get to this level and I’m constantly learning new things. My first videos were total rubbish. Start simple and the building blocks will keep coming, it’s fun really. Cheers TN
Hi Frank Thanks for your feedback, there’s a lot more work than most people realise to making a short video. Thankfully, I love bikes and the creative process of making the videos which makes it fun for me. The fact that so many people around the world are enjoying my content is wonderful and it inspires me to keep doing it. Catch up again soon, ride safe 👍
Very helpful and informative video Ian , I got an action camera for my birthday a couple of weeks ago, and am finding out stuff from you professional vloggers as I go along, all helpful viewing, Cheers Mel
Hi Mel, I’m definitely not a professional vlogger, just an enthusiastic amateur 🤣 It’s great fun trying to make something creative from the basic footage that comes out of the cameras. The magic is in the editing, sounds like you’re finding this out as well. Keep at it, my first videos were rubbish, you do get better and better with time. I’m still learning 👍
Thank you so much for your feedback Paul, it’s comments like these that inspire me to continue creating videos that, hopefully, viewers enjoy and find helpful. Cheers TN
Hi Mark Once again thank you for your kind and supportive feedback, it’s very much appreciated. Just catching back up on stuff, I’ve been away on location 🎥🏍️🤣, some fantastic videos will be coming out in the next few weeks. Just watched your videos on the new seats, they look fabulous, bet you can’t wait to get out riding with them on the bikes. Take care and ride safe 👍
Great explanation of Lumafusion Ian. I’m a Filmora/PC man myself but it’s good to see how other systems work. Been looking for contact details for you to see if you would mind me using a few screen records from your ROBE video. I was one of the riders you filmed, it would be great if I could throw the few seconds of footage you have of me into my film. (Swift progress there - super impressed!)
Great to hear that you enjoyed the video. Yes, feel free to use parts of my video, but bear in mind if it’s section with music you may run into copyright problems if using on CZcams.
Hi A.R. I’ve been making videos for years, my first efforts were total rubbish. I’m constantly learning new techniques all the time. I love the creative aspect of turning the raw footage from the cameras into something that viewers hopefully will enjoy. Combining the love of bikes with the video hobby is great fun. Keep going, you do get better and better all the time 👍
Ian, I just saw a picture of you abroad with my lovely friends Kona McPhee and her hubby Patrick. Such a small world 🌎 😂 so hope you've 🙏 been filming 🎥 totally understand if not, just enjoying the riding. It would be awesome out there ☀️😍
Hi Donna Small world indeed, Kona and Patrick are both members of “The Scottish Motorcycle Club” as am I. Four of us are just home from a fabulous weeks riding. I’ve heard rumours that there will be a video out on the 12th 😉, which is supposed to be fantastic. Take care TN
Hi Ken Thank you so much for your kind message. There’s a small town in Scotland called Holywood, is this the one you mean 🤣 Great to hear that you’re enjoying my videos 👍
Hi Donna You have to start simply and continue to build up your skill level. It’s taken me years to get to where I am now, and I’m still learning. I love the creativity of creating films of the wonderful biking world we all enjoy 😁 Give it a go, it’s fun 👍
@tigerness5555 I think I will, I bought a wee action camera from Aldi ages ago but had no clue so will dig it out and give it a try if I can get it to work 😀 👍 thanks for the inspiration Ian
Hi Trevor Great to hear that you enjoyed the video. The Enfield would have done around 5,000 miles when the camshaft was fitted. Bikes going great, no issues at all 😁👍
Brilliant video Ian and compliments your camera video perfectly.
I could see these videos going viral because they are educational across the spectrum.
Thank you so much, from the world.😊
Hi Tim
Once again thank you so much for your very kind and supportive feedback, it’s very much appreciated 👍
Hopefully you found it helpful.
What a fantastic insight into the huge amount of work done creating, editing & production of your fabulous videos Tiger👌
Well done for sharing this ❤️
Hi Steve
Again thank you so much for your very kind and supportive comments. I thought some viewers might have been interested in seeing what goes on in the background to creating the videos.
It’s a labour of love in my case and a creative hobby.
Comments like yours, inspire me to keep going, cheers 👍
Great stuff TN, shows you how much work is involved, even for a simple project 👍
Thank you Ken for your appreciative feedback, there’s a lot more work than people realise that goes into creating the videos. It’s great fun and I enjoy making them, support like yours makes it worthwhile.
Cheers TN👍
Excellent video, just what I was looking for Ian, thank's for the lesson.👌👍
Cheers Steve, great to hear that you enjoyed the video and it sounds like it’s been very helpful to you.
Video creating is great fun and it makes memories you’ll treasure for ever 👍
Once again Ian spot on. Iam sure you have answered many questions your viewers have, and put it across in a way they can absorb and put into practice. I have watched a few tutorials on video editing but they normally loose me halfway through so thank you I feel that iam ready to give it a go and won't be waisting money investing in the cameras and software needed. The weather's getting warmer so it won't be long before I can enjoy geting out on my bike and record so footage. Keep up the great work👌👍
Hi F.W.M.
Thank you so much for your very generous and supportive comments, it’s very much appreciated.
It’s very satisfying taking the raw footage from the cameras and after playing around with the editing software that some really cool videos emerge.
So often I’ve looked at the raw footage and thought I’d just delete it as it was rubbish. But after a few hours work a great little video emerges from it. For me the real fun is in the editing.
It’s taken me years to get to this level and I’m constantly learning new things. My first videos were total rubbish.
Start simple and the building blocks will keep coming, it’s fun really.
Cheers TN
A great tutorial and demonstration of what goes into making these videos, it's certainly a lot of work, thanks for the lesson.
Hi Frank
Thanks for your feedback, there’s a lot more work than most people realise to making a short video.
Thankfully, I love bikes and the creative process of making the videos which makes it fun for me.
The fact that so many people around the world are enjoying my content is wonderful and it inspires me to keep doing it.
Catch up again soon, ride safe 👍
Very helpful and informative video Ian , I got an action camera for my birthday a couple of weeks ago, and am finding out stuff from you professional vloggers as I go along, all helpful viewing,
Cheers Mel
Hi Mel, I’m definitely not a professional vlogger, just an enthusiastic amateur 🤣
It’s great fun trying to make something creative from the basic footage that comes out of the cameras. The magic is in the editing, sounds like you’re finding this out as well. Keep at it, my first videos were rubbish, you do get better and better with time. I’m still learning 👍
Terrific video, I've said it before and I'll say it again. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your content. Long may it continue 👍
Thank you so much for your feedback Paul, it’s comments like these that inspire me to continue creating videos that, hopefully, viewers enjoy and find helpful.
Cheers TN
Very informative. Sounds simple lol.
Again great attention to detail Ian.😊
Hi Mark
Once again thank you for your kind and supportive feedback, it’s very much appreciated.
Just catching back up on stuff, I’ve been away on location 🎥🏍️🤣, some fantastic videos will be coming out in the next few weeks.
Just watched your videos on the new seats, they look fabulous, bet you can’t wait to get out riding with them on the bikes.
Take care and ride safe 👍
@@tigerness5555 that be the real test. Rain again, so see what Monday brings. Shirlaws open their Honda department Monday the 4th too.
Great explanation of Lumafusion Ian. I’m a Filmora/PC man myself but it’s good to see how other systems work.
Been looking for contact details for you to see if you would mind me using a few screen records from your ROBE video.
I was one of the riders you filmed, it would be great if I could throw the few seconds of footage you have of me into my film.
(Swift progress there - super impressed!)
Great to hear that you enjoyed the video. Yes, feel free to use parts of my video, but bear in mind if it’s section with music you may run into copyright problems if using on CZcams.
This is great!! I always wondered how it's done.
Thank you so much for your kind feedback, it’s very much appreciated.
Great to hear that you enjoyed the video and hopefully found it helpful 👍
Morning Ian 😊 that's just scared me to death 🙄 and you make it look so easy, and it's definitely the way I have to go. Bugger 👍
Hi A.R.
I’ve been making videos for years, my first efforts were total rubbish. I’m constantly learning new techniques all the time. I love the creative aspect of turning the raw footage from the cameras into something that viewers hopefully will enjoy. Combining the love of bikes with the video hobby is great fun.
Keep going, you do get better and better all the time 👍
Ian, I just saw a picture of you abroad with my lovely friends Kona McPhee and her hubby Patrick. Such a small world 🌎 😂 so hope you've 🙏 been filming 🎥 totally understand if not, just enjoying the riding. It would be awesome out there ☀️😍
Hi Donna
Small world indeed, Kona and Patrick are both members of “The Scottish Motorcycle Club” as am I. Four of us are just home from a fabulous weeks riding. I’ve heard rumours that there will be a video out on the 12th 😉, which is supposed to be fantastic.
Take care TN
@tigerness5555 👌 fantastic look forward to it. I met Kona through our ladies club Curvy Riders, she's a fantastic person and rider ❤️
Thanks for your videos i can see you moving to Holywood. good stuff.
Hi Ken
Thank you so much for your kind message. There’s a small town in Scotland called Holywood, is this the one you mean 🤣
Great to hear that you’re enjoying my videos 👍
That's brilliant Ian 👏 thank you so much for this. You've made it look relatively simple. However probably not if I have anything to do with it 😂🤣
Hi Donna
You have to start simply and continue to build up your skill level. It’s taken me years to get to where I am now, and I’m still learning. I love the creativity of creating films of the wonderful biking world we all enjoy 😁
Give it a go, it’s fun 👍
@tigerness5555 I think I will, I bought a wee action camera from Aldi ages ago but had no clue so will dig it out and give it a try if I can get it to work 😀 👍 thanks for the inspiration Ian
a great insight into all the work that goes in....Ian what mileage had the Enfield done when you fitted the performance
camshaft ...regards Trev
Hi Trevor
Great to hear that you enjoyed the video.
The Enfield would have done around 5,000 miles when the camshaft was fitted. Bikes going great, no issues at all 😁👍