Video for sale???

[grandpajoe]

I really don't know where to place this question so please re-direct me if you think it should be in a more suitable topic.
Ten years ago I was sat by a lake in The Lake District when there was a "rainbow event"!
I had a video camera (It was 10 years ago so it wasn't digital) with me and filmed it all. It was stunning and I captured it all.
Since then I have put it onto disc and shown it to a few friends who have all been shocked by it's nearness and clarity.
Some people think it should be shared and have suggested that there might be some one out there who would pay for such a good piece of footage!
Does any one know how I could go about "flogging" it etc etc.
Thanks Chris

[Count-A-Strong]

Can't really work out who would bu such a thing. Stick it on YouTube and let's all enjoy it.

[bednobs]

Have to agree - who would want to buy it?

[annie0000]

You could try contacting the bbc weather team - they usually ask for good weather photos to use a backdrop to their announcements. Not sure that they would pay for it though.

[AB Editor]

Put it on YouTube and create a site. Allow users to view for free but offer a collectors edition (In higher quality, longer, better sound, in a nice box for example) and you'll have a model.

But I do have to agree with these guys, it isn't something people expect to pay for!

I suppose you could talk to heritage gift shops around the area?

All the best,

Spare Ed

[grandpajoe]

Thank you all Chris.

[joko]

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