My Koi I Have Collected using Clipchamp and Clipchamp AI

No Hard Feelings, but Show Me. I thought it might be best on showing what Koi I have selected for my 2 Koi Ponds. These are only a few, large and small but it is nice to show others what I have collected in the past 9 months or so. This is only a very small portion of the entire collection.
These are only a few, I have many pictures and these just happen to be in one folder. Using Clipchamp and the Clipchamp AI, this is what I came up with. If anyone knows me well enough, well I don't read instructions and easily stumbled through a nice video. So if I can make this video using the Clipchamp AI, I'm sure others can do much better. Well, considering my age ... I thought I'd give it a try.
Without reviewing much of the photos, I'd like to point out a few worthy of 'Honorable Mention'.
To find a Goromo is not an easy task, unless you are willing to pay for it. I have much better, but in terms of buying what I find pleasing to the eyes, these are some that I have collected.
To find a Midori (metallic gold with green hue) is also not an easy to find Koi.
To find a Blue Kujaku or a Blue Utsuri or a Blue Bekko or even a Yellow Bekko are in these choices. Some are Metallic and some are Diamond Scale as well.
I believe you find 2 that are what I call Chagoi meaning One Color (grey color).
Now this is the exciting part, 1 of the Koi is a Large Scale variety. Oh yes, the 5th type of scales on a Koi. The other Chagoi has a 'Lavender' hue to it. Oh yes, just a tad of purple. On a side note here, if you look at the eyes, they are slightly 'looking up at you' ... crazy but usually only the expert eye will notice.
But WAIT, there's more. Considering the 'Large Scale' ... the 5th type of scales on a Koi (called Aragoke),What if you take a Regular Large scale and breed it with a Mirror 'Large scale', the question is; What varieties of Large scale fry will be? Will it be the Usual breakdown 25 percent of Regular scales (but large scales) and 25 percent Mirror scales (row of scales along the dorsal spine) and the 25 percent German scales (row of scales just along the sides) and 25 percent Leather (no scales, but a row of scales just along the dorsal fin)?
Next year, I do plan on breeding them but only using the Aragoke (large scale) variety. I do have many choices, but remember to get the actual breakdown of various types, I do have to have one with Regualar Large scales and a Mirror (row of scales just on top) to obtain my desired results. Maybe with a little bit of coaching such as a comment would entice me to take special pictures of my choices of what I have collected. I did blow off the dust my electronic / digital camera. It was the closest thing to my Cannon 35mm.
Also, I do plan on doing this very same video with more of my choices of music and maybe with a few close-ups. So anyways I would like a comment or two. That alone would release tons of energy.
Or, I could go back to the 'On Going Continuing Saga' of The Pond. Did I mention I noticed a leak in the filter boxes? Oh yes, Responsibility that is, taking the correct path... is always the hardest choice and the longest path. So now 3 days later, the paint in the Filter Boxes is almost dry.
So its a choice of 'follow-up' on the painting, or Next Springs Breeding of Aragoke? You decide, it only takes 1 comment on this video.