01 · Trips & Moments
Keep the scene changes instead of recording everything.
Use individual takes for the parts of the trip that have a clear subject. Pause and resume video where appropriate, then review the recordings in the gallery. Mark Moments to help keep the useful parts. A still frame from a video can become part of the story too, especially when one composition deserves time on screen.
Keep the scene changes instead of recording everything.
02 · Trips & Moments
Give each take its own pace.
A fast road sequence and a quiet night sky need different treatment. Split clips, trim the beginning and end, and adjust speed so the film spends time where you want the viewer to look. Review transitions between takes instead of judging every clip separately. Choose portrait or widescreen framing for the finished project before refining the edit.
Give each take its own pace.
03 · Trips & Moments
Finish with sound and context.
Add titles that identify a place or a change in the journey, and choose audio that suits the footage. The integrated music catalog can provide a soundtrack inside the editing workflow. Watch the finished sequence from beginning to end before exporting. Keep the project if you expect to make a shorter version or return to the trip later.
Finish with sound and context.
A Practical Workflow
- 01
Collect the takes
Capture separate scenes and review the footage in the media gallery.
- 02
Choose the keepers
Mark Moments, trim clips and arrange the journey in a project.
- 03
Finish the film
Set pace, framing, titles and music, then review the complete edit.
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Questions About Trips & Moments
Can a trip include more than timelapses?
Yes. Use videos and stills alongside timelapse footage when building the story in the editor.
Can I save a picture from a recorded video?
Yes. Find the frame in the gallery viewer and save it as a still photo.
