It's really easy to use. I'm not sure about editing. I downloaded the Canon solutions disc, but when I click on the movie maker function, all I see is the Readme file and the uninstall. I see Corel has a program that combines their PaintShop ProX 5 with their movie editing program for around $100, so I might invest in that. The standalone movie editor was about 60 bucks, I think, but I may as well upgrade the PaintShop, too.

Anyway, I mounted the 7D on my new tripod that has the pan feature and just moved it around. It took forever to upload to YouTube, but I guess that's the way that works.

I wouldn't even begin to try this today. The wind is howling and it's raining. Weird weather.

It comes with Nik Software's ColorEfx 3.0. I have it but I use different video editing software - Pinnacle Studio 12 on the desktop and Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10 for the laptop. The Corel video software should be good for what you might want to do with the movies you shoot.

videos Blue. And I'm glad that you kept the "original" sound, gives me a real flavor of your area!

Thanks for this wonderful virtual visit to Alaska. It reminds me of those videos on CBS Sunday Morning.

like I'm visiting a cold and different place. It makes me feel like visiting Blue herself. I do recognize a lot of the landscape from her photographic work, having come suddenly alive with birds and sound.
Beautiful.

It's impossible. There's a parking lot a little further down this road from where you can walk down to the beach, and there are several other places along the 11-mile coastal trail where you can access the water, but quite a bit of the trail is up on the cliff like this, so you wouldn't want to try from there. You'd probably hurt yourself.

They're always digging stuff up here...strange dinosaurs and mastodons by the thousands.

There are some pretty unique ones up here that aren't found anywhere else.

Survive in a wide range of environments.

I see they are still digging on the Colville.

Hauntingly beautiful country.