DJI Mini 4 Pro how to do vertigo effect (dolly zoom)
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- How to do Vertigo effect (Dolly Zoom) with DJI Mini 4 Pro
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Simple, straigth forward tutorial! Thanks mate
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this is the best how to explaination for this efekt by far,thanks a lot!
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That's a cool effect, thanks for the tutorial. I need to try this out. Thanks for sharing Shaun.
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I'm looking forward to trying this out. Thanks.
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Thank You! From Frisco, Texas
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Explained very well! thx
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Thank you for this!
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incredible! thanks for the great tip
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Brilliant. Thanks from france.
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Great information, very cool, thanks
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Very easy to follow, thank you
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Great tip. I'll try it right now. Thanks from Argentina 🇦🇷
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Love doing this on my M2 zoom, on my newer drones i fly backwards and zoom in manualy, or the other way and fly forwards and zoom out. Can be hit and miss so using waypoints makes sense. Great video Shaun.
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Great description and tip. I tried always by hand, but without success. 👍👍 Thank you!
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Great tutorial, Thank you!
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Thank you!
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Nice sharing drone 😊
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Good job on the video ! Thanks
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Fab my friend definitely going to try it out 👍🏻
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beautiful.
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Heck yea, man! This is one of the coolest effects I’ve seen. I don’t understand the logic behind how it works but it’s really neat. I could never get it right doing it manually because I’m pretty uncoordinated with the precision flying stuff but these waypoints have totally changed the results for me man. Awesome video
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When you zoom in, you get a narrower field of view (you see less in the frame), but if you're traveling physically away from the subject as you zoom in, the subject stays the same, while the frame itself around it changes. So you have like a 100 degree view, and as you fly away and zoom in, you're further, so the subject stays the same, but the view is now like 15 degrees (arbitrary numbers used to illustrate the point).
Excellent video cheers im going to try this
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Super cool trick!
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thank you!!
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Thanks for the video , nice !
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@@shaunthedrone your welcome
Brilliant, thanks! Subbed
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Very nice tutorial!
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Very cool - likely to use this as it’s a nice plus on any video - all the best
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Great sir i really appreciate. Your explanations are really easy compared to another explanation i saw in an other channel. Now i'm abble to realise this vertigo effect very easy. Thank you so much an keep giving us good tutos. I follow you and i really enjoy your job
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Love it.. I like to do it manually.. I love the challenge lol.. but mate this is AMAZING. WELL DONE SIR...
MIKEY
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So dope
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Thanks for tutorial ! )) i am waiting for windless weather for testing it )))
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very col thanks
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Good job sir thank you 😊
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Brilliant - thanks for that Shaun - can't wait to get out and try that!
"Forgot to press record"????!!!! Can't say that's ever happened to me! 😬🤭
(OK, but only about every blimmin time I go out 🤣🤣😂😂)
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cool
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Just got the Mavic 3 pro! Gonna experiment on this..👍
Nice drone, give it a go. Many thanks for watching.
Nice, I can't believe I didn't think about it, I was doing it manual haha
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that is so cool. I have learned something new :)
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God job la jeune vraiment bon
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It’s a bit trippy 😂. M4P great drone. Had mine a few weeks now. Like it a lot.
Glad you're liking your new drone Jackie - many thanks for watching.
Thanks Shaun, very interesting.
I've now purchased Maven for Apple. I will try it with this on my Mini2. Trying to avoid another bit of gear to cart around the world.
For sure way points is much better than trying to get a smooth video manually.
Thank you Duncan, you will love the Maven app and have fun with the vertigo effect. Many thanks for watching.
@@shaunthedrone I managed go do the effect. Very pleased with it. Used manualmatic with the Mini 2. Took five attempts to get flight speed and zoom coordinated to get the right effect.
@@duncangatland6021 well done
Sean Connery makes drone videos now? Cool
Sure does, many thanks for watching.
@@shaunthedrone its def a compliment btw I think Sean Connery kicks azz! 👍🏻
Nice!! I’m currently working out how to do this on the mini 3 pro without waypoints. Subscribed 😊
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Udało Ci się? Mini 3 pro ma tylko 2x zoom.Efekt może być gorszy?.
@@vintgant9295 Tak, 2-krotny zoom w zupełności wystarczy, aby uzyskać taki efekt, spróbuj.
Well done Sir! subd to see more
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Thanks Sean , as i get into this drone, I will refer to your channel, I just subscibed , since its clear you know about them ,and I like you as a bloke , VERY chilled and helpful.
Can I ask how you get 4K Video to say a computer ? I last vid on mt channel was imported to my phone , yet it only came out in 420 resolution ? Can you help me with that at all ?
Thanks you have this channel up for us beginners 🙂
I ll try thanks from Türkiye❤
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Great effect, it's super cool. Will I be able to do it with a Mavic Air 2?
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video. Any drone with Way Points, it will work. Not got the Mavic Air 2, so not sure it has Way Points. Many thanks for watching.
Esta muy bien usar los WP para esto, pero que lo mejor es hacerlo manualmente...
Muchas gracias por la información y gracias por mirar.
I did try this today but it was a big fail. I did try to do this on my parked car inside the garage (start point) and to move the drone backwards on the driveway. Well, I guess I need to try it outside of the garage where it is not too busy and on a day, when it is not too windy.
Well done for trying, it does take a few times to get it looking good. Keep trying and it will look great. Many thanks for watching.
It's digital zoom though, so you can achieve that in post as well. Plus add a bit of resolution with AI :)
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That’s easier to do with drone i guess
@@deveshtawre5459 Yeah, you'd still film the move with the drone... But it's very easy to just "zoom in" in post and get that effect. And you can use more powerful algorithms to zoom in than what the drone can do, so you get better quality. It's totally valid to do it this way too, I'm just saying...
@@lukastembergersome people really enjoy flying the drone / setting up the shot, not sitting at the pc editing
It's just fun with the drone. Nice vid!
hello! tired to use waypoints to go around the subject in very specific way but there's no precision at all ... any sugestion?
Glad you're trying it out, to be honest it only works from the front but good to experiment and hopefully you may find a way. Many thanks for watching.
Is there a setting I'm missing on my waypoints? The zoom isn't gradually changing like yours.
It wont happen first time, just keep experimenting with the Waypoints when doing the zoom, it will happen.
@Shaun the Drone Hey, hoping you can help me, I have tried doing this with the exact settings you have on my Mini 4 Pro.
When moving from WP1 to WP2 though, the zoom does not transition at all from 1x to 4x as it does on your footage. Even when it gets to WP2, it doesn't snap to 4x zoom straight away either. It just remains on 1x. What have I missed?
Hi, many thanks for your question, looks like you followed the instructions, when doing WP2 slide the Zoom to 3X times then ready to go. Like I said, you may have to do it a few times to get the correct results or maybe cancel Waypoints and do it all again. It will happen its just getting it all correct at the time depending on what your using as the object - height, speed and distance, wish you luck.
make me dizzy. i should learn this for my drone
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Wonder if I can do that with my old Mavic Platinum !
Give it a go - should work - it's got Waypoints.
@@shaunthedrone Thanks, no programmable zooming though on the MP1, maybe with Litchi.
@@Peakabike not sure but worth trying.
They should have a vertigo mode!
Maybe on their next new drone - many thanks for watching.
Is waypoint available in mini 3 pro?
Not at the moment, still in beta mode at moment, hopefully not too long to wait. Many thanks for watching.
I usually forget to tell it to record 😅 but eventually I get it right.
🐈⬛🐾👍🍻
Thank you Chris, same here! Many thanks for watching.
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Thank you.
Does this work with rc n2 remote?
Hi Jay, yes it will work with the RCN2. Many thanks for watching.
cant u do it without waypoints? its a simple flying backwards while zooming in?
Not really being an old bloke but it can be done with a steady hand. Many thanks for watching.
@@shaunthedrone Oh no, :D please don't get me wrong. I was just asking, cause i don't know if you can zoom in/out with the controller manually while flying. i was just trying to ask about it :D .. i am on the edge of buying mini 4 pro, thats why :)
@@441greenleaf It's a great drone the Mini 4 Pro, I tried the same with my Air 3 and got the same results. If you got the money, buy it
The results I have been experiencing while setting up in this exact same way is that the zoom happens all at once. It just zooms from 1x to 4x all in one move which is pretty much a useless result.
What are your thoughts and how do you go about having the zoom affect happen in a way that is even close to the matching the speed at which the drone is backing up?
Many thanks for your comment and it took me a few times getting the zoom and speed right. Experiment
with the zoom and the speed. On the second waypoint, you set the zoom, so it should work. Let me know how you get on but don't give up.
I have the same issues? 1 - 4
@dravenxvx did you figure it out? I'm having same issue...rc-n2 on a tab s9 fe
@@cobradude2009
I have not figured it out yet. I have got some pieces of the so-called vertigo effect coincidentally in some footage that I have shot while using other flight features along with playing with the zoom on the control wheel but nothing that I have figured out how to control.
I have thought about trying "progressive" waypoints where the zoom is adjusted incrementally at each of the different waypoints as the drone follows the waypoints as it moves away from the foreground object but I have not tried it yet.
I don't think Shaun the Drone guy knows exactly how it works as he just says play with it until you get it to work.
Why don't you do it faster before to upload, then? :)
It's all about experimenting - many thanks for watching.
Hello there 😊
I have a problem with my dollyzoom effect when trying to do one ..... The zoom is very fast and doesn't long as the distance until waypoint 2 !?! .....
Also, have you notice if you unfold the zoom tab on the left, there is a auto mode in grey .... What's for ?
Regards
It takes a while and many retakes to get it just right. I had to speed up the drone footage for the video - just keep trying and it will work. Many thanks for watching.
The only thing I don't like is that it's digital zoom, so at the end it's essentially 480p stretched out. Meh.
It's all about experimenting with this effect. Many thanks for watching.
Then you will need a Mavic 4 Pro or Air 3
@@ericcote8146 Optical zoom would be nice
That’s why it’s better to just do it in post.
It's all about dolly zoom in manual bro😅😅😅😅😅
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This is the way.
Isn’t it called a dolly zoom
Both but thanks for watching Taylor.
Use the scroll wheel does exactly the same😂
Many thanks for your info and watching.