To: Courtney Brown
cc: The Farsight Team

I am a recent subscriber and am enjoying and learning from all the very professional and instructive videos on your site.
Your work is groundbreaking and exciting. Your method of sharing remote viewing skills by your very accomplished team has removed the subject of remote viewing from the realms of the mysterious and unattainable. I have been aware of remote viewing for some time, but I now look at it as not only an attainable skillset, but a very important one to cultivate.
On a separate and related note, is there a video tutorial for using cellphones and free editing software for capturing UFO footage? I'm looking for a step-by-step process using the cellphone.
e.g.
Finding your camera's specs
Selecting the correct settings e.g., 1080p x 60fps v. 4K x 30 fps
Showing the modification of 3D glasses on the lens
Uploading or transferring cell phone footage to PC
Identifying and using editing software, preferably a free version
etc.
I thought there was to be released in March, a tutorial video on using cellphones for video capture of UFOs but I haven't found it.
If there is such a video tutorial for cellphones, please kindly direct me.
The camera tutorials are helpful, but I would think at least some of us initially want a low cost option to prove this to ourselves before investing further in the project.

Thank you!

Lincoln Lounsbury has talked about this. The basic idea is that you need to use at LEAST 60 fps, and 4K. Lincoln has shown how to put the 3D glasses thing on the camera. Transfering footage to the computer is different for Android and Windows machines vs. Apple machines. For Android and Windows machines, you just plug them in with USB. But with Apple machines, you often need to upload the footage first to something like Google Drive, and then download that to your Apple computer. For free video editing software, you can try ShotCut.