Filming tips/Settings.

Exposure seemed fine, motion blur seemed fine. The shakiness detracted from the quality though, I would work on that if I were you since you seem to be ok on settings. You can get half-decent gimbals on Amazon for around $100 like the one below. They're a bitch to balance but it will be an improvement and greatly improve your production value. If you can afford it though, get a glidecam or a comparable alternative.

https://www.amazon.com/Opteka-SteadyVid-SV-HD-Stabilizer-Release/dp/B00DRGQETA

ForcilloExposure seemed fine, motion blur seemed fine. The shakiness detracted from the quality though, I would work on that if I were you since you seem to be ok on settings. You can get half-decent gimbals on Amazon for around $100 like the one below. They're a bitch to balance but it will be an improvement and greatly improve your production value. If you can afford it though, get a glidecam or a comparable alternative.

https://www.amazon.com/Opteka-SteadyVid-SV-HD-Stabilizer-Release/dp/B00DRGQETA

That was with a glidecam. Which part did u think was shaky.

T-Lan_DistrictThat was with a glidecam. Which part did u think was shaky.

I mean, just watch your shots, a bunch of them aren't "stable" just slapping a camera on a glidecam doesn't instantly make it stable.

What it looked like to me is that youre glidecam wasnt balanced well, you drop time was probably too short and you probably were gripping with your glide hand too aggressively. This same thing happens to me too and as soon as you fix the drop time and focus on a lighter glide grip, it will buff out.

T-Lan_DistrictThat was with a glidecam. Which part did u think was shaky.

watch Gavin's "triad" edit to get inspired- https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/821865/Triad

just fiddle around with the glidecam and get comfortable maneuvering it because those shots were not the smoothest results you can get. then again i could just be suggesting things you already know and you just need practice:).hope you figure it out