Drone Film and Photo awesome work! You deserve a stack more like and subs than you have now I keep recommending your vids in forums where new drone pilots are asking for help with their drone shots and movements. Keep up the awesome work!
Dude! Most people on RUclips only show like 5-10 cinematic drone moves and you've shown 55! Freaking awesome. Appreciate the hard work you put into this and I can't wait to use some of these moves for my next drone reel.
Haha thanks for checking it out! I followed this video up with 16 more moves to close the tutorial here ruclips.net/video/hAWmbeydxeM/видео.html Most of these are pretty basic, and I'm sure you've been using them. And yeap, this was a LOT of work!
miamiaerial That's true! Shooting smooth can be tricky and I've yet to try out Cinematic mode. My recent Discover Edmonton was ALL shot by drone, mostly handheld shots too! Thanks for checking it out!
Hey boss, I just made up those names haha! This video was meant initially as a shotlist for me if I'm short on time but have to shoot some moves in a restricted space. Thanks for watching!
dean jericevic On my first day of shooting, I didn't really plan to make a tutorial. I was just flying around and checking out some moves. Since I couldn't find any comprehensive drone move tutorials, I just ended up making one. I definitely learned more from doing so and I still reference this when out to shoot! Cheers!
Which ones are your favourites? Which ones do you use most frequently? Any moves not on this video that you would like to share? Feel free to pause the video any time. Here are the category timestamps: 1. Reveal 0:05 2. Taking Flight 1:30 3. Pullback 1:53 4. Low Flight 2:36 5. Pass 3:14 6. Heads Up 4:10 7. Crane 4:45 8. Dual 5:59 9. Top-Down 6:28 10. Angle 7:36 11. Strafe 8:13 12. Tripod 8:54 13. Yaw/Pan 9:22 14. Revolve 9:51 15. Sun Shot 10:22
There's only a few I'd be unlikely to use, but mostly because they're similar to other moves. The Winding Up/Down I've been working on a shot from an abandoned boat (as POI and launchpad) in the middle of a river. I start low and gradually work my way up to as high as the drone will fly. The thing I'm trying to work out is expanding my POI circle as I ascend and increasing the speed to match the expanded circle. If I drew it, would look like a tornado. I'll try to put up my latest sloppy version that will be a cool move once I figure it out.
Thank you so much. This is a recent hobby for me, and this is the most useful drone related video I've come across! I have started to try out a handful of these moves on each my newbie trips around town. Perfect video for developing cinematic skills.
You are welcome! I ended up making this video because most tutorials have 5 or 8 moves. Be sure to check out Part 2 with more beginner moves, thanks! This is a pretty old video now and I wish I knew how to color back then haha
Very grateful for this extremely comprehensive collection of drone cinematic techniques. This will come in very handy. The Excel spreadsheet is a great bonus. Cool idea.
It was a ton of work for a solo project. It took me 5 full days of driving around and thinking of how to shoot some sights. It would've been less work if I planned everything before I started shooting, but I only decided to make this into a tutorial video on the 2nd day of shooting. I'm glad you find it useful!
Some of these techniques are made easier with apps like AutoPilot and Vertical Studio, requiring operator to control fewer functions, allowing for more complex moves. I'm trying to figure out how to do exactly that.
macfawlty That's cool, man! I haven't really touched much on preset moves other than POI. I'll try them at some point. Let me know how those apps work for you!
Yeah, I'm pretty excited! I have at least 10 more relatively basic moves to add to this video. If RUclips doesn't fix my 360p issue in a week, I'll probably split this video into two and add those extra ones in.
That would be awesome! I'll be busy in the next few weeks with work but I'm planning out some intermediate drone moves, plus maneuvers to shoot a moving vehicle. If you want, you can pick the 10 you like from this video and I'll trim out the clips for you.
excellent instructional video... loved every minute.. thanks for sharing... will add to my practice shots....I wish Premiere Pro cc 2017 would click as easy as your information....thanks again from sunny Florida ( raining like crazy now, finally ).
Thanks! I closed the tutorial with 16 more cinematic moves, which should be linked in the description or at the end of this video. I'm planning to work on capturing vehicles but I've been very busy lately.
Hey all, I hope this tutorial can help new drone flyers focus on the creative after learning a bit of the technical side from the 55 short clips. It’s my 7th day flying the Mavic (5 of the 7 for this video) and 2nd run with Premiere Pro so feedback is highly appreciated. I'm still waiting on ND filters so there's that.
Just to highlight that with Mavic you can do only a basic color grading. Much more with Phantom 4, and definitively more with Phantom4pro. You can''t do what Yuri Palma or Peter McKinnon do with a Mavic ( but also true that what Palma does it's quite something and complex...not exactly worth for anyone)
May I ask, did you use auto or manual exposure? I am having a hard time setting exposure. Many people say that auto exposure is bad. When I use manual exposure, the ground when I tilt the camera down looks incredibly dark but when I turn down the shutter speed, the horizon with the camera tilted upwards again looks way overexposed. It is really hard to find balance.
When I did these videos, ND filters were unavailable so you'll see some shift in exposure levels. Ideally, you'll have ND filters and set the exposure level yourself. The newer drones also shoot HDR video so you can compare which looks better, manual settings or auto-HDR
So many great shots. Can I ask u (and everyone) do you often control left and right joy stick and camera at the same time. or do you use intel mode to auto pilot and just focus on controlling the camera? what do people generally do?
SX Productions Hey, I have not had the time to play around with the modes outside of POI. I don't have a lot of time to fly my drone so I tend to do everything manually, including takeoff and landing, just so I can practice.
I'm curious why you did not use more conventional cinematic terms. I've never heard anyone use the word stafe when dealing with cinematography, and I found it confusing. Why not dolly left, dolly right, jib up ?
Branson Carlton Hey, I have no background in videography haha! I didn't want to screw the terms up. I play PC shooter games so I use the word strafe. Sorry about the confusion! Thanks for checking it out.
About the actual moves itself. To be fair. Half of them are repeats of the older moves and it all becomes mixed and muddy. They are not stand out different moves. Half of them are just the same old move with a new type of subject. Its like me showing a pull back move with a train. A pull back with a river. A pull back with a tree. How to pull back with a person as a subject. How to a do a dronie move. ALL are one and but the same. If we can could such subtle variations then you could list 1001 moves. Just a blunt observation & feedback.
I tried to look for comprehensive tutorials when I started out early March but I couldn't find any, so I made this! Glad you find it useful! There's an Excel version you can download on the description portion too.
Less Than Media Thanks for checking it out! This was shot in a LOT of places around Edmonton. It took a lot more work just to make sure I was flying legally haha. I recently added 16 more basic moves as well in another video.
Looks like an awesome place! Yeah I understand haha - it is a lot of work to do that near a city. I'll be sure to check out the other video! Great work!
Hi. Great vid. btw, how do you move the gimbal up/down smoothly? when i do mine it kinda softly locks to every angle, in turn the movement is not that smooth? any recommendation i need to change on my settings?
Hey, with the remote controller I try to move it as slow as I can hahah! There's also a setting, I believe, to help slow its speed and for smooth-ish stopping when you let go. On wi-fi connection with your phone/tablet, though, it would be impossible to get any smooth movement.
LifeOfRyan Hey, when I did this video last year I had ordered the filters but they didn't come yet haha. So, I went Auto for these shots. The difference when using filters is HUGE, very apparent in my latest video here ---> ruclips.net/video/jYhQiXaGKRU/видео.html
Aerial Film and Photo still a great video bro! I’m not hating! I need nd filters myself 😂 but make more videos like this! Because I’ve had the mavic 6 months and can’t take good shots for shit
LifeOfRyan I think the sensitivity on the joysticks are not the same throughout, so even with the slowest settings it's hard to not yaw/pan too hard. I try to move my drone pretty slowly and it's still hard to do. What stuff do you like to see?
Hey, I mostly raised up Vibrance on Premiere Pro CC. Spring looks pretty dull most times so I had to get the colors to pop up. Thanks for checking out the video!
N'th DEGREE AERIAL PERSPECTIVES Thanks! I was so happy when I got to 100 subs. For drones and especially drone videography being such a niche hobby, I didn't think people would look up this stuff haha
I can imagine you've put a lot of work into this video, but it literally hurt my eyes. 😵 what did you do with your video-settings?! 😱 that's waaaaaaaay too sharp. also it seems your shutter is "not adjusted" - there's no motion blur. and this pink touch in the whole video. sorry, but couldn't watch it 🙈
Hey, I didn't get my ND filters in this video so I just auto'd everything. Yeah there's a ton of saturation and vibrance but everything was set to -1 including Sharpness. My videos after these ones have the ND filters on, so there's motion blur. Cheers!
Thomas T Thanks for the feedback! I think I oversaturated/vibranced the clips haha. I set sharpness to 0 when shooting here, though I think not having ND filters at that time made for the absence of any soft blurs.
![Cinema Captures - [ Wedding / Commercial / Drone ]](http://yt3.ggpht.com/ytc/AIdro_lCtoJf3d11P15FCsJYzgnDMAcoQ22rg5c19Cd4ugK36Gs=s48-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj)
Part II (16 of 71 moves) here at ruclips.net/video/hAWmbeydxeM/видео.html
Drone Film and Photo awesome work! You deserve a stack more like and subs than you have now
I keep recommending your vids in forums where new drone pilots are asking for help with their drone shots and movements.
Keep up the awesome work!
thank you man
You're welcome!
Dude! Most people on RUclips only show like 5-10 cinematic drone moves and you've shown 55! Freaking awesome. Appreciate the hard work you put into this and I can't wait to use some of these moves for my next drone reel.
Haha thanks for checking it out! I followed this video up with 16 more moves to close the tutorial here ruclips.net/video/hAWmbeydxeM/видео.html
Most of these are pretty basic, and I'm sure you've been using them. And yeap, this was a LOT of work!
One of the most useful drone videos ive seen on RUclips. *Applause*
Thanks for stopping by to watch!
For a beginner, this is nothing short of a blessing. Thank u so much. Subscribed.
Poonam. D I'm glad you find it useful! Happy New Year!
the best aerial drone shoots are those where viewers dont anticipate it was shoot with a drone ;-)
miamiaerial That's true! Shooting smooth can be tricky and I've yet to try out Cinematic mode.
My recent Discover Edmonton was ALL shot by drone, mostly handheld shots too! Thanks for checking it out!
I have learned so much from this video.
Flying the spark as the drone of choice, this video has helped improve my videos so much
Phil's Drone Zone I'm grateful that you found it useful! I hope to see you try new moves in your next videos!
That shot at 8:58 for Tripod... breathtaking....
Thanks! I didn't have ND filters yet so my sky is quite over-exposed haha. And thanks for checking it out!
Great job! Thanks for all the hard work adding the subtitles and descriptions. Awesome!
I hope you find them useful! What drone/s do you have?
Thanks a lot for the video!
Thank you for stopping by!
Wow I already do more than half of them didn't know the name! This video is great! Thanx!
Hey boss, I just made up those names haha! This video was meant initially as a shotlist for me if I'm short on time but have to shoot some moves in a restricted space.
Thanks for watching!
@@CinemaCaptures cool!!!
@@DeepankarDetrox Safe flying!
Some great work here dude. Thanks for taking the time to do this, much appreciated.
Thanks for giving it a watch! Glad you enjoyed it.
Those shots were beautifully and very simply explained! Thanks for this video! Subscribed. :)
Thank you for giving it a watch! I'm glad you liked it!
I need to remember all these drone flying moves. 👍
Thanks for checking it out! There's a link to a spreadsheet you can print out. It's on the description page.
A beautiful film with an incredible landscape. keep it up!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks a million for the post, always been looking for drone moves. This is really informative.
You're welcome! You can also download the Excel spreadsheet on the description so you can print out the moves. Cheers!
Very impressive, a well crafted & demonstative video; I leant a lot & no doubt you did in putting it togeather.
dean jericevic On my first day of shooting, I didn't really plan to make a tutorial. I was just flying around and checking out some moves. Since I couldn't find any comprehensive drone move tutorials, I just ended up making one. I definitely learned more from doing so and I still reference this when out to shoot! Cheers!
Which ones are your favourites? Which ones do you use most frequently? Any moves not on this video that you would like to share? Feel free to pause the video any time. Here are the category timestamps:
1. Reveal 0:05 2. Taking Flight 1:30 3. Pullback 1:53 4. Low Flight 2:36 5. Pass 3:14 6. Heads Up 4:10
7. Crane 4:45 8. Dual 5:59 9. Top-Down 6:28 10. Angle 7:36 11. Strafe 8:13 12. Tripod 8:54
13. Yaw/Pan 9:22 14. Revolve 9:51 15. Sun Shot 10:22
Aerial Film and Photo All of them lol. thank you. my game just got stepped up. I'll be sharing this!
jeebs9 I'm glad you find it useful! I'd like my next tutorial to be about moving people/vehicles if enough people are interested in this one.
Aerial Film and Photo pull back is my favorite. I also made this video. ruclips.net/video/sBhJ-2ve_oE/видео.html
There's only a few I'd be unlikely to use, but mostly because they're similar to other moves. The Winding Up/Down I've been working on a shot from an abandoned boat (as POI and launchpad) in the middle of a river. I start low and gradually work my way up to as high as the drone will fly. The thing I'm trying to work out is expanding my POI circle as I ascend and increasing the speed to match the expanded circle. If I drew it, would look like a tornado. I'll try to put up my latest sloppy version that will be a cool move once I figure it out.
Good thing these drones is quite affordable now sites.google.com/site/CinematographyDrones
Thank you so much. This is a recent hobby for me, and this is the most useful drone related video I've come across! I have started to try out a handful of these moves on each my newbie trips around town. Perfect video for developing cinematic skills.
You are welcome! I ended up making this video because most tutorials have 5 or 8 moves. Be sure to check out Part 2 with more beginner moves, thanks!
This is a pretty old video now and I wish I knew how to color back then haha
nice compilation. lots time went into this ..I appreciate you reminding viewers to observe height limits
Thanks for giving it a watch! It is really tempting to keep going higher!
Thanks for sharing. Its amazing footage to learn how to fly properly. Highly appreciate.
Thank you for giving it a watch! Have fun flying!
Very grateful for this extremely comprehensive collection of drone cinematic techniques. This will come in very handy. The Excel spreadsheet is a great bonus. Cool idea.
David Fielding Someone actually asked me for an Excel version so he could have a list when he's out. Thanks for watching!
So much packed into 10:38, no fluff, just meat. Whoever filmed all these clips must have been freezing their butt off.
It was a ton of work for a solo project. It took me 5 full days of driving around and thinking of how to shoot some sights. It would've been less work if I planned everything before I started shooting, but I only decided to make this into a tutorial video on the 2nd day of shooting. I'm glad you find it useful!
Some of these techniques are made easier with apps like AutoPilot and Vertical Studio, requiring operator to control fewer functions, allowing for more complex moves. I'm trying to figure out how to do exactly that.
macfawlty That's cool, man! I haven't really touched much on preset moves other than POI. I'll try them at some point. Let me know how those apps work for you!
Nice work. It all about the shot, so every movement should be slower than you think. More should watch this guide.
Exactly! I'm hoping to get some ND filters soon to help smoothen up my shots a bit more. Thanks for watching!
You will be impressed with the result when using filters, makes a big difference
Yeah, I'm pretty excited! I have at least 10 more relatively basic moves to add to this video. If RUclips doesn't fix my 360p issue in a week, I'll probably split this video into two and add those extra ones in.
If you like you can make a top 10 moves video that I could feature on my channel
That would be awesome! I'll be busy in the next few weeks with work but I'm planning out some intermediate drone moves, plus maneuvers to shoot a moving vehicle. If you want, you can pick the 10 you like from this video and I'll trim out the clips for you.
Superb work! A video catalog truly instructive! Big Thks
Stefano the CAT I'm glad you find it useful! Safe flights!
Thank you very much for sharing your unique Video tutorial and the document to download.
Regards Marcel
Streetlifephotographer I hope you find it useful! Safe flights!
Thats the channel im searching a big while subscribed
Usama great Thank you for stopping by to watch!
Thank you for your video !
준형 안 I think you commented on my other video haha. Nice meeting you in Canmore! I hope your friends like it too!
Superb ! I had no idea there was so many names for the manoeuvres! Thank you for the inspiration :)
Mr Watton Haha I just made up those names! I couldn't find an in-depth guide to shooting with drones so I ended up making one! Cheers!
Fifty-Fifty is my go to!
It'll be a while before I get on a beach so the brown river is good enough for now haha
excellent instructional video... loved every minute.. thanks for sharing... will add to my practice shots....I wish Premiere Pro cc 2017 would click as easy as your information....thanks again from sunny Florida ( raining like crazy now, finally ).
Winslow White I'm glad you enjoyed it! As for the new Premiere '17, I am struggling with editing texts now haha. Thanks for watching!
Pheeew, that is a lot to learn 😀 thx!
wishbone030 Thanks for checking it out! I have another video of 16 more moves hehe
great tutorial .thank a lot it helping a lot of people . i subscribed
Dji AX I'm glad it's useful to some! Thanks!
Awesome moves
Thanks for stopping by!
Excellent demos. Tks.
Doug Kinney I'm glad you find it useful!
Really interested, many, many thanks!
Thank you for stopping by to watch!
This is super helpful! Thanks for making a great vid. Instructions are super clear as well! Keep it up :)
Thanks! I closed the tutorial with 16 more cinematic moves, which should be linked in the description or at the end of this video. I'm planning to work on capturing vehicles but I've been very busy lately.
these colors are insane) but good quality
They're pretty oversaturated haha! I'm not a fan either. Thanks for checking it out!
Hei great channel ☺ Keep it up!
JoeDoe_ Outdoors Thanks for stopping by to watch!
muito obrigado pelo vídeo!
You are welcome!
Hi I really enjoy your page ☺ Keep it up!
JoeDoe_ Outdoors Thanks for checking my vids out! I hope you find them useful!
Awesome skills and tricks😊
Thanks for checking it out!
Drone Film and Photo welcome and keep creating more vlog 😊 It would be honour for me if you visit my channel if possible 😊
VERY GOODJOB THIS WHAT I LOOKING FOR
Thank you for checking it out! There's also a spreadsheet version on the description so you can have the moves saved
Fantastic helpful Video,thanks
Thank you for checking it out! Subbed so I can check out your stuff too!
Looks pretty good! A random goose hit my drone once and now I'm afraid to fly over water haha
Thank you for sharing. Awesome
Hope you found it informative!
Hey all,
I hope this tutorial can help new drone flyers focus on the creative after learning a bit of the technical side from the 55 short clips. It’s my 7th day flying the Mavic (5 of the 7 for this video) and 2nd run with Premiere Pro so feedback is highly appreciated. I'm still waiting on ND filters so there's that.
Just to highlight that with Mavic you can do only a basic color grading. Much more with Phantom 4, and definitively more with Phantom4pro. You can''t do what Yuri Palma or Peter McKinnon do with a Mavic ( but also true that what Palma does it's quite something and complex...not exactly worth for anyone)
I'm subscribing just because you took the time out to explain every control movement in detail. Must have took a while. Thank you :)
Thanks for viewing! Yeap this was a lot of work haha
Im actually learning so much!
Rodney Arbiol I'm glad you find it useful! There's an Excel file for reference too on the description page.
GREATLY APPRECIATED! Thank you! Bless your heart sir!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing stuff. Very informative for newbies. Well done
Thanks! I hope new flyers will at least learn a few tricks from these.
Thank you !!! Amazing info
Thank you for watching!
Great work, love it
Thank you for checking it out!
May I ask, did you use auto or manual exposure? I am having a hard time setting exposure. Many people say that auto exposure is bad. When I use manual exposure, the ground when I tilt the camera down looks incredibly dark but when I turn down the shutter speed, the horizon with the camera tilted upwards again looks way overexposed. It is really hard to find balance.
When I did these videos, ND filters were unavailable so you'll see some shift in exposure levels.
Ideally, you'll have ND filters and set the exposure level yourself. The newer drones also shoot HDR video so you can compare which looks better, manual settings or auto-HDR
So many great shots. Can I ask u (and everyone) do you often control left and right joy stick and camera at the same time. or do you use intel mode to auto pilot and just focus on controlling the camera? what do people generally do?
SX Productions Hey, I have not had the time to play around with the modes outside of POI. I don't have a lot of time to fly my drone so I tend to do everything manually, including takeoff and landing, just so I can practice.
I'm curious why you did not use more conventional cinematic terms. I've never heard anyone use the word stafe when dealing with cinematography, and I found it confusing. Why not dolly left, dolly right, jib up ?
Branson Carlton Hey, I have no background in videography haha! I didn't want to screw the terms up. I play PC shooter games so I use the word strafe. Sorry about the confusion! Thanks for checking it out.
Thanks for the reply, i get it. Good video.
Branson Carlton Cheers man!
Makes sense to me as a retired pilot!
Hi. Nice video! I subbed already. Everything is straight and on point.
drone maneuvers Thank you for checking them out!
Nice TY!
William Jones Thanks for giving it a look!
Very cool I’m subbing
Thank you! Wish I could do more videos but it's -22C here.
About the actual moves itself. To be fair. Half of them are repeats of the older moves and it all becomes mixed and muddy. They are not stand out different moves. Half of them are just the same old move with a new type of subject. Its like me showing a pull back move with a train. A pull back with a river. A pull back with a tree. How to pull back with a person as a subject. How to a do a dronie move. ALL are one and but the same. If we can could such subtle variations then you could list 1001 moves. Just a blunt observation & feedback.
I took out a Wedding cake doing this
Now I have roaches inside my drone and a cake to pay for
Ooh I don't take risks on live events, man. It's a good excuse to get a new drone, though.
Solid Video! Thanks. I just liked and Subbed.
I hope you find it useful! Cheers!
Nice bro..
Thanks for stopping by to watch!
Useful and nice
Jerzy Partyka Thank you for watching!
THANK YOU !!
Fito Pardo I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Aerial Film and Photo it is exactly what I was looking for!
I tried to look for comprehensive tutorials when I started out early March but I couldn't find any, so I made this! Glad you find it useful! There's an Excel version you can download on the description portion too.
Aerial Film and Photo thanks I downloaded it as well
Fito Pardo Safe flying!
This is a great video! Great shots too - where was this shot?
Less Than Media Thanks for checking it out! This was shot in a LOT of places around Edmonton. It took a lot more work just to make sure I was flying legally haha. I recently added 16 more basic moves as well in another video.
Looks like an awesome place! Yeah I understand haha - it is a lot of work to do that near a city. I'll be sure to check out the other video! Great work!
Thanks again!
Hi. Great vid. btw, how do you move the gimbal up/down smoothly? when i do mine it kinda softly locks to every angle, in turn the movement is not that smooth? any recommendation i need to change on my settings?
Hey, with the remote controller I try to move it as slow as I can hahah! There's also a setting, I believe, to help slow its speed and for smooth-ish stopping when you let go. On wi-fi connection with your phone/tablet, though, it would be impossible to get any smooth movement.
Jon Mac Found it! Gimbal pitch and smoothness allabouttheshot.com/get-smoother-gimbal-movement-from-your-drone/
great find! thanks! subed!
Jon Mac Cheers!
what did you do your titles in?
Hey, I just manually typed them in through Premiere Pro. Back then, they just had a simple font interface.
Bruh needs an ND filter but Sick video!
LifeOfRyan Hey, when I did this video last year I had ordered the filters but they didn't come yet haha. So, I went Auto for these shots. The difference when using filters is HUGE, very apparent in my latest video here ---> ruclips.net/video/jYhQiXaGKRU/видео.html
Aerial Film and Photo still a great video bro! I’m not hating! I need nd filters myself 😂 but make more videos like this! Because I’ve had the mavic 6 months and can’t take good shots for shit
LifeOfRyan I think the sensitivity on the joysticks are not the same throughout, so even with the slowest settings it's hard to not yaw/pan too hard. I try to move my drone pretty slowly and it's still hard to do. What stuff do you like to see?
how did you get these colors?
Hey, I mostly raised up Vibrance on Premiere Pro CC. Spring looks pretty dull most times so I had to get the colors to pop up. Thanks for checking out the video!
Oh okay thanks
Ethan Phan You're welcome!
What rank are you on Hilton?
Hey, sorry? I'm not sure what you mean.
Aerial Film and Photo like on ROBLOX Hilton hotels what rank like what job
I still don't get it hahah! I've never stepped in a Hilton hotel in my life yet.
Aerial Film and Photo but someone on a vid u work at Hilton
Some of the videos looked the same but interesting
Thanks for checking it out! I have simplified and combined some of the moves on the Excel spreadsheet
10:38 WINDING UP and WINDING DOWN, bad explanation: not UP+Left/Right, but also UP+YAW left/YAW right
Jakab Gipsz Thanks for letting me know! I fixed it on the Excel spreadsheet download.
Why doesn’t my drone fly that smoothly?
Sub #408!!
N'th DEGREE AERIAL PERSPECTIVES Thanks! I was so happy when I got to 100 subs. For drones and especially drone videography being such a niche hobby, I didn't think people would look up this stuff haha
I can imagine you've put a lot of work into this video, but it literally hurt my eyes. 😵 what did you do with your video-settings?! 😱 that's waaaaaaaay too sharp. also it seems your shutter is "not adjusted" - there's no motion blur. and this pink touch in the whole video. sorry, but couldn't watch it 🙈
Hey, I didn't get my ND filters in this video so I just auto'd everything. Yeah there's a ton of saturation and vibrance but everything was set to -1 including Sharpness. My videos after these ones have the ND filters on, so there's motion blur. Cheers!
Very cool !! You give great ideas ! Thanks !
Just subbed from MavicPilots ! Thanks to checkout mine !
Subbed! I hope you found this useful. Thanks!
very useful !
Greg skYflYer Cheers and safe flying!
Looking for cinematic drone techniques? I put a list together of my best drone shots! ruclips.net/video/JfJKUEDCrzg/видео.html
муть!
Cool!
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Диз Лайк 😄
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too much over-sharpening in post
Thomas T Thanks for the feedback! I think I oversaturated/vibranced the clips haha. I set sharpness to 0 when shooting here, though I think not having ND filters at that time made for the absence of any soft blurs.