On my way from Kyoto to Tokyo the other day, I captured this HD video with the new Sony NEX-7. I am not sure how to edit or mix in some music, so here it is raw. The stabilizer on the NEX-7 seemed to work quite well.
Mt Fuji from Shinaksen, Sony NEX-7 video
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Great! A wonderful view from Shinkansen. The view seen from Toukaido line never tires of watching all day long. The river across it was really seen clearly from your video. Thank you.
Thanks. I wanted to test the Sony NEX-7 and thought, what a great first video to take with the camera, Mt Fuji !!
Hello! Nice video, a very clear day!
About the video edit, you can try the editor in Youtube. In “Enhancements” you can change the background music (you can choose among a free music selection), trim it, apply some image corrections, apply a video stabilizer, etc. You can edit it as many times as you want and revert any change. The stabilizer is surprisingly good.
Regards.
BTW, the comment option in the blog doesn’t work with Chrome! I had to comment here 🙁
it’s like watching the Star Guitar music video by the Chemical Brother 🙂