I love doing hyperlapses of the sunset especially after a storm! the movement of the mavic 2 and the cloud formations make for so much magical movement!
@@WiLL02724 Exactly, the only solution to this is to use automatic shutter speed or keep adjusting the manual setting. This makes a mockery of using a specific ND filter for a sunset/sunrise timelapse, as in order to maintain the generally accepted principle of shutter speed being twice the frame rate, you would have to keep changing filters throughout the timelapse.
Those tree shadows on the snow were astounding! Loved that bracketing pick. I didn't know that could be done. I got some great drone video from the sun setting over the lake last night here in Austin. Of course the Mavic Air doesn't have adjustable F-stop so I had to tweak ISO and shutter speed to not have the sunset blackout the landscape. I was pretty happy with the result. Great tutorial as usual.
Waiting for our sun to start creeping up now. We get it twice a day with two shadow options. Old warehouse in my town has huge glass windows and the sun comes up from behind the building and just blasts through giving a awesome effect through the glass. I hope it turns out as good as I think it will. Thanks for the great video as always!
MIKE....everytime i search for the best and easiest and most worth while drone information i'm always finding yours, with that they are the best, of all the others I have found so far, thanks for the info, you have earned a like and a sub.:)
I've filmed a couple of sunsets and planned on filming a sunrise but unfortunately I have a habit of hitting the snooze button. The sun setting or rising in the shot makes all scenery look amazing.
This is why i want a good camera drone!!! I cant wait to be able to fly and post amazing footage like this!!!! Thanks for all the great content and help!!!!!! Great Channel! 👍😀👍
Here I learned a lot. I have tried earlier with a sunrise video and one thing you did not mention is that your location with have a different light because of the movement of the sun from east to west. That means that the light will be complete different in the morning from what it will be at the evening. :-)
I don't think you mentioned what color space you are shooting in. I'm assuming D-log but given that there is great contrast with darker areas and brighter highlights do you find D-log better than HLG in regards to noise in the darker areas? Do you use a noise reducing plugin to help lessen the noise? Also, when exposing for the sunrise/sunset do you favor the sky and let the earth fall where it may or to to use the 2/3 run and open up for the darker areas a 1/3 of a stop? This would be to know. Thank you.
Still learning here but is it possible to capture this type of video like damn near quality of the sun and sky with the Mavic 2 Zoom or is that aperture a complete game changer when it comes to making the best cinematic content.. I'm starting to wish I bought that instead of wanting the cool dolly zoom effect :(
Thank you very much for your informative videos I'm learning a lot about what my drone can do for me, I'm curious about your PC set up for editing what system and type of PC are you using?
Great info. Thanks! One question: For video, If you set ISO 100, shutter speed 1/60, and aperture F2.8, and have say ND16 on the lens, how do you know if the exposure is right, and how would you adjust to changing light conditions? How do you adapt if you pan away from direct sun? Would you ever allow auto shutter speed for example? Guess that's more than one question. :)
Thanks for sharing this. What a wonderful and informative video. Love, Love, the golden hour. The shadow effect with the trees is so trippy. I'm going to have to try this now. Have a Glamperrific Day! 👍😀🌈🤪🌈😎🌈😍
I took mine to the beach today and looked back at the city where the sunset was, I unfortunately got lens flare/dots like you do on the phone cameras. Could this be because of the angle and direction towards the sun?
Am I loosing any photo quality from my Mav Air when I download the photos from the DJI app directly to my IPhone. Or should I pull the photos directly from the SD card in the drone ?
One thing you forgot to discuss. Color balance settings. What color balance do you like to use during the golden hour? Do you use on of the presets or use a custom setting?
I love doing hyperlapses of the sunset especially after a storm! the movement of the mavic 2 and the cloud formations make for so much magical movement!
Kevin Le I haven’t tried hyperlapsing sunrise yet, or sunset for that matter. How do you compensate for the exposure changes ?
@@WiLL02724 Exactly, the only solution to this is to use automatic shutter speed or keep adjusting the manual setting. This makes a mockery of using a specific ND filter for a sunset/sunrise timelapse, as in order to maintain the generally accepted principle of shutter speed being twice the frame rate, you would have to keep changing filters throughout the timelapse.
Those tree shadows on the snow were astounding! Loved that bracketing pick. I didn't know that could be done. I got some great drone video from the sun setting over the lake last night here in Austin. Of course the Mavic Air doesn't have adjustable F-stop so I had to tweak ISO and shutter speed to not have the sunset blackout the landscape. I was pretty happy with the result. Great tutorial as usual.
Waiting for our sun to start creeping up now. We get it twice a day with two shadow options. Old warehouse in my town has huge glass windows and the sun comes up from behind the building and just blasts through giving a awesome effect through the glass. I hope it turns out as good as I think it will. Thanks for the great video as always!
Amazing video, definitely trying this out soon! I'm always pumped to go fly my drone after watching your videos haha
Thank you for amazing help like allways!! 😁👍👍
Thanks for all the good info , respect
MIKE....everytime i search for the best and easiest and most worth while drone information i'm always finding yours, with that they are the best, of all the others I have found so far, thanks for the info, you have earned a like and a sub.:)
Nice one again bro ! thanks for the shout out 😉🍿
Always welcome bro! :)
already excited to come back to Bulgaria as soon as possible - love Black Sea
I've filmed a couple of sunsets and planned on filming a sunrise but unfortunately I have a habit of hitting the snooze button. The sun setting or rising in the shot makes all scenery look amazing.
Blue hours are better. And it's worth it.
shooting at sunset & sunrise are my absolute favorite time to drone!!
that makes 2 of us : )
Thanks for the info!
Hello, any idea how to avoid camera glare, green dote on the golden hour when you filming at the sun direction?
Very helpful video. Thanks so much!
This is why i want a good camera drone!!! I cant wait to be able to fly and post amazing footage like this!!!! Thanks for all the great content and help!!!!!!
Great Channel!
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Seriously great video and great information.Thank you!!!
Another great video, man! Thank you for all of your contributions to the community.
Here I learned a lot. I have tried earlier with a sunrise video and one thing you did not mention is that your location with have a different light because of the movement of the sun from east to west. That means that the light will be complete different in the morning from what it will be at the evening. :-)
Nice video. Thanks for the tips. I hope to use them next time I shoot in the golden hour.
great vid! keep it up
Absolutely great video! Thank you for the tips! 👍
I don't think you mentioned what color space you are shooting in. I'm assuming D-log but given that there is great contrast with darker areas and brighter highlights do you find D-log better than HLG in regards to noise in the darker areas? Do you use a noise reducing plugin to help lessen the noise? Also, when exposing for the sunrise/sunset do you favor the sky and let the earth fall where it may or to to use the 2/3 run and open up for the darker areas a 1/3 of a stop? This would be to know. Thank you.
very helpful! thank you!
thank you
You’re videos are supreme mate 🤙🔥
definitely learned alot from this thanks
The ships on the foggy sea 😎
Awesome video !
Great tips for sunrise and sunset shots. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Another nice one 👍🏻 Thanks for the app info. Now I have 3 golden hour related apps 😂
Great tips as always :) Thank you!
the shot at 3:08 is a masterpiece
hi sir can you tell me what on Elektra luts are you going to use for sunset or sunrise? tnx :D
Awesome Sun transition that looked like an explosion. Very cool!
Thanks for the tips! Good video as always
Great video and footage very nice indeed thanks for the information as well much appreciated great channel 👍👍🇬🇧
Great shots and great tips. Thank you, Mike!
Great tips Mike!!! Tks.
Is there anything special you need to do to protect the sensor? Don’t want to accidentally burn the camera sensor looking directly at the sun.
Some nice shots there, Mike! 👌🏻
Thanks Scott! :)
Still learning here but is it possible to capture this type of video like damn near quality of the sun and sky with the Mavic 2 Zoom or is that aperture a complete game changer when it comes to making the best cinematic content.. I'm starting to wish I bought that instead of wanting the cool dolly zoom effect :(
Thank you very much for your informative videos I'm learning a lot about what my drone can do for me, I'm curious about your PC set up for editing what system and type of PC are you using?
It's all in the description!
But i'm also making an in-depth video with my impressions of my latest setup very soon :)
Great info. Thanks! One question: For video, If you set ISO 100, shutter speed 1/60, and aperture F2.8, and have say ND16 on the lens, how do you know if the exposure is right, and how would you adjust to changing light conditions? How do you adapt if you pan away from direct sun? Would you ever allow auto shutter speed for example? Guess that's more than one question. :)
Im sure this is old but....when I filmed, I use DJI MP3, and I put on the zebras and track the histogram to make sure its not over exposed
Hey, this is pretty helpful, thanks :D
Beautiful shots!!!
Thank you!
Thanks for the info man!✌️😎
Awesome, thanks Mike ✌
Thanks for sharing this. What a wonderful and informative video. Love, Love, the golden hour. The shadow effect with the trees is so trippy. I'm going to have to try this now.
Have a Glamperrific Day!
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I SEE YOU lol Great information!!
Appreciate it!
Searched Alpenglow from Play store but found app called PhotoTime. It works well with Android. Very useful and cool video Mike. Well done!
Thanks a lot mate! :)
Thanks
You are amazing!
Can I ask where you got that transition at :19?
I like your posts! keep going...
I took mine to the beach today and looked back at the city where the sunset was, I unfortunately got lens flare/dots like you do on the phone cameras. Could this be because of the angle and direction towards the sun?
I am using PolarPro Filters, perhaps I need to use different ones?
Am I loosing any photo quality from my Mav Air when I download the photos from the DJI app directly to my IPhone. Or should I pull the photos directly from the SD card in the drone ?
ALWAYS use the photos from the SD-card and not from the app, the quality is very very different :)
Great Video, Can i use it for a Social Media Project? Thanks
As long as you credit my channel and link to it - yes.
Great video
The big difference between shooting at dawn and dusk is as some say night and day (I’ll get my coat!)
Are there going to be any nd filter giveaways any time soon?
I hope so...
Does the mavic air have AFB SETTING
What ND filter are you using?
App is available on Android also
Thanks for letting me know! :)
what number of ND filter for the sunrise and sunset
Another great one Mike! I'm the guy that guessed the video right in instagram 😂 anyways, that was very helpful!
Nice!, name of soundtrack?
One thing you forgot to discuss. Color balance settings. What color balance do you like to use during the golden hour? Do you use on of the presets or use a custom setting?
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What editing software do you us
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Need help. My Drone footage is flicking everytime. It looks so bad. (Mavic pro)
Do you ever use nd/pl filters?
Yes, sometimes I do. But honestly I prefer the regular ND filters
@@DroneSupremacy oh ok. Thanks!
Just posted the best sunset footage I've captured.
Good Info, Thanks for Sharing
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Whats the name of intro song?
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Terrible music to connect with a peaceful sunrise.
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