DJI Avata exploring waterfalls and a river in ultrawide and head tracking

This was a very exploratory video trying some different exposure settings, using the ultrawide field of view with head-tracking to give a very up close and personal look at a rocky cliff, waterfalls, and a beautiful forest stream. I recorded some separate audio so you can enjoy the waterfall sounds. At the end, I used a hand grab technique for stopping the Avata without landing.

[@spencerboaz2385]

Great shots . I think the Avata is the best drone you can get for videos like this . I love mine , and I do things I would never
do with any of my other drones .

[@AvataTime]

I totally agree! The Avata's not indestructible, but having the propellers protected provides a great sense of relief when flying through tight spaces. I don't have a ton of experience with the remote but with the motion controller, it's very intuitive and freeing. Every shot is smooth unless I need to stop abruptly.

[@eprohoda]

Avata!Hiya!h.ow epic uploading.:)

[@AvataTime]

Thank you, it was so fun to be there and grab these shots. I love how the Avata can get so close to the water.

[@kcj2385]

What video editing software do you use?

[@AvataTime]

It was either LumaFusion or VN video editor. Both work on a Mac, iPad, or iPhone. Really, any editor could have created this video. I only used simple dissolves and no color-grading. I did set the Avata exposure manually to keep the sky from blowing out so strongly when I tilted up. There are so many options to explore with this tiny drone. It’s really fun!

[@maddmavic]

Where is this taken

[@AvataTime]

This is in Pictou County, Nova Scotia.

[@paulwhiteman59]

Hi I subscribed to support your channel🙂

[@AvataTime]

Thank you, I appreciate it.