Haha... @C R, it's warm coastal snow - could almost be considered some sort of spa treatment when compared to cold blowing prairie snow 🤣 Cousteau is generally very well behaved, but as you can see in this video he often ends up on a leash. Mountain tops are dangerous places and if you happen to be a dog that enjoys crazily running around, without any care for anyone's wellbeing - then a leash can be a life saver 👍👍👍
"Throughout this entire video the word "Cinematic" will be used only once. And that was it." You're a gem hahaha! I've learned to despise that now meaningless word
@Lost Creek Films, I am so glad to discover that somebody shares my sense of humor. Can't watch anything camera related here without hearing that damn word a gazillion times 😝😝😝
I cannot believe this video only got 119k views. It deserves millions of views!! Stick positions are reallllyyyy helpful, all of the footages are amazing, and the variations of the shots are overwhelming. I will definitely rewatch the video tons of times to master these shots! Thank you so much for the video.
I've watched dozens of these videos on this topic in the last month since getting my first drone and I have to say, this his hands-down the best. Thank you! I especially appreciate the graphic at the bottom showing control inputs for each clip. Bravo!
Great video and content, just bought my first drone and getting started with capturing footage and trying to create some content. Videos like yours are really helpful and I think that the way you are showing the stick movements for some of the compound movements is great. Keep up the great content, really appreciated.
Thank you very much for your explanation, clear and very "cinematic". Even so, i´ve shooted a video, following your wise knwoledge and i can´t explain the horrendous bumps that i get in one of the slow turns with my P4P. Would you mind to have a glance at the video and, perhaps, discover why ?. i can´t get a fluid transition like yours. Anyway, i´ve just suscribed to your channel and will watch your shared videos. Thank you very much again, Neil.
I love the stick position display. Very clever and helpful. I also love the animations explaining certain aspects. I also really appreciate your determination to continue, even in less than perfect weather!
I need to say this again, this video is gold. I used to do professions fashion photography so I know my camera settings, but this video opened my eyes to what I thought I already knew for my drone photography and video. If this video was a woman, I'd marry her 😂
You won me over with "slow is smooth and smooth is fast". The S.E.A.L. motto! Something that everyone should live by! In every aspect of life! A do over, a death, slows you down!
This is such nifty advice, for even a Mavic 2 Pro owner. It's such a helpful tip be aware of how much control you can have over how fast the drone can move. After watching this, any mistakes made can be attributed to lack of practice.
@Robert Emerson he loves his jacket and expects it once we pause at any summit. He works just as hard as me climbing and trudging through the deep snow, and once or twice in the past showed obvious signs of being cold once we stopped moving, but since throwing a warm jacket on him - Cousteau is happier than ever with hiking in the winter 😃😃😃
Recently purchased my first drone - DJI Mini 3 Pro. I love it. It has opened up a new world for me and I'm all for it! Next step for me is getting into FPV drones and honing my cinematic skills. Thank you for this great video!
Many thanks @CNMTCFilms 👍 I've always felt that sharing information about how imagery was capture only serves to benefit others. I wish that I had thought to note the EXIF information for the bRoll shots, but unfortunately it doesn't appear as though DJI aircraft embedded such information within video files.
honestly, this is by far the most professional video tutorial on this topic. It’s so pleasant to watch and motivates so much to go outside to learn with the drone! Thank you so much especially for including the stick movement in each clip. You’re literally the first guy where I will hit the notifications bell!
What an insightful and well-produced video. Lovely to see Neil actively responding to commenters on this video as of 6 days ago. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks @adamc8416 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍Haven't spent as much time as I'd like in Australia, despite having family in Brisbane 😃
Hello Neil, just wanted to let you know I thoroughly enjoyed the work and thought you put into making this video. Very nice footage, weather, presentation, graphics! It's by far the best produced one I saw so far. Have a nice weekend!
Just found this. The lack of view is insane. This is such a well done video. Love the controller overlay that shows what you're doing with the controller 🙌🏻 thank you bro. You're a legend
The best produced and most informative video on the often overlooked (in favor of gear) skills. As others have mentioned, the stick positions overlayed in the frames are beautifully informative. Kudos for NOT inlcuding the pleathora of usual cliche (Take it to the next level, cinematic, epic.....) I liked the puppy dog too.
This is an excellent reference resource video. I am just beginning to use my DJI mini 3 pro and I live in the perfect location for this type of cinematography. I am taking notes and you have gained a new sub. 👍🙌🇲🇽
You are an amazing photographer. I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. I am very much looking forward to trying a drone this summer. This video will definitely improve the quality of video I want to capture. Thank you!
Wow. This video is incredible. I watched it two times already and there will be many more, since I have all to learn. Really looking forward to your next drone video 🙂
A great, no nonsense tutorial delivered in a professional manner and one very well behaved dog! Sound design is often over looked but as discussed, can really elevates your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks @user-bj1sq7jm5n 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍 The vast majority of shots were captured with a circular polarized ND filter - which does aid greatly in reducing glare/reflection.
Hi Neil, I just discovered your channel and very much enjoyed your video. Well made with lots of great information to help me film better and more creative. Keep up the good work!
Many thanks @DEEPANKAR DETROX👍 Appreciate the feedback😃This video features footage from a DJI Mavic 2 Pro and DJI Inspire 2 with a variety of focal lengths.
I didn't remember I was subscribed to you. I've got my own drone and thought this video would not tell me anything new but you gave some good tips and interesting perspectives which im thankful for. Have a great day!
Thanks @Oscar Westrup 😃 Admittedly, I don't upload too often, as these videos take quite some time to produce. That said, I greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you've subscribed 👍👍👍
Man, thanks for sharing this. Loved Cousteau in this one again. Gotta tell you, man. These videos are awesome and I love what you have to share, but it hurts just a tiny bit when you see someone living your dream. (obviously i am joking. Keep it up man. And keep inspiring).
Man, what an excellent video! Ten thumbs up! 😆 A few thoughts I had while watching. Even though I'm not even a rank amateur, there are things I know that can help. Sometimes a 3rd of the screen is actually too much and even only using a 5th of the screen is enough. It makes the near elements more present in the shot because there is less of the sky to draw the eye to the horizon. For anyone who doesn't know, adding the sort of natural audio he is discussing falls into the field of "sound design". There are a good number of videos on that to help you learn how to do it but you don't have to have all their tools. Pre-canned sounds can work well as long as they're the right sort of character (steps in a vast field vs a closed in alley, both dirt but both different.) If you're monetizing, though, learn the law around using these things and make sure you get the right license. Even something like Cakewalk (free software) can help you do a good job with sound design without spending the cash on something in the realm of Photoshop (but if you have it to spend and you're trying to make a living off this, you should spend that cash.) Efficient flight and comprehensive knowledge of your drone and its controls is one of the best points in this entire video! You can't get the right shot if you don't know how to use your drone's software and what its physical limits are! Compose on your own time. Shoot on your employer's time (if you're working for someone). Don't waste the clock because you don't know how to get what you want. Also, multiple batteries and a way to recharge the controller itself if needed. Power packs with PD ports are a must if you're gonna be out all day. 25000 mah packs aren't that big or heavy anymore. Once the battery cools down, plug it in. Then top off the rechargeables and the power pack when you get home and also before you go out on the next shoot because if you're not constantly active, charge can dissipate over time, especially since most batteries have electronics in them now that are constantly using a slight amount of current even disconnected and in storage. As a famous man once said, "We're burnin' daylight!" 🤠Lighting conditions change fast. Make sure you're ready when they're right! Low ISOs aren't just a good idea on drones. Every digital camera I have seen starts to go to hell after you go much above 250 for stills. As he says at the end, the equipment is only as good as the operator and the resulting scene will match that. A good operator can get good results on lower quality gear than you might expect. Much of what is in use for creating many of the stunning RUclips videos you see costs well under $1,000 and sometimes you might be surprised to learn that the only thing they used was a cell phone and a tripod and maybe two or three $100 panel lights. (podcasts and such) Again, fantastic video and killer footage! (Please tell me you didn't take any of that through any kind of post-production and that this is, indeed, the raw drone footage. All Amazing stuff!)
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This is by far the most professional, inforamtive tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you for including the stick positions in each shot also!
Many thanks @FlyBy 👍 Greatly appreciate the kind words and happy to hear you found the stick overlay helpful 😃😃😃
100% agreed
Completely Agree!! Brilliant!
agree
Yes, took me a bit to notice that since I didn't start out full screen but thought that was really neat and useful!
This is, cinematically speaking, the most cinematic video I've watched about drone cinematography
Came to learn... stayed for how well behaved your dog is and your ability to talk through snow blowing into your face. Great work as always Neil!
Haha... @C R, it's warm coastal snow - could almost be considered some sort of spa treatment when compared to cold blowing prairie snow 🤣 Cousteau is generally very well behaved, but as you can see in this video he often ends up on a leash. Mountain tops are dangerous places and if you happen to be a dog that enjoys crazily running around, without any care for anyone's wellbeing - then a leash can be a life saver 👍👍👍
@@neilfisher Too bad your dog forgot to never have your back to the audience :P
dude you are crazy, you explained literally every detail. thank you man.
and thank you cousteau.
Many thanks @hzmuhabbet 👍 Appreciate the feedback and I'll pass along the thanks to Cousteau 😃😃😃
There are so many of these videos rehashing the same info but I feel this is the best one.
Many thanks @Darian Rundall Media 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
"Throughout this entire video the word "Cinematic" will be used only once. And that was it."
You're a gem hahaha! I've learned to despise that now meaningless word
@Lost Creek Films, I am so glad to discover that somebody shares my sense of humor. Can't watch anything camera related here without hearing that damn word a gazillion times 😝😝😝
I cannot believe this video only got 119k views. It deserves millions of views!! Stick positions are reallllyyyy helpful, all of the footages are amazing, and the variations of the shots are overwhelming. I will definitely rewatch the video tons of times to master these shots! Thank you so much for the video.
Thanks @tenna4807 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
I've watched dozens of these videos on this topic in the last month since getting my first drone and I have to say, this his hands-down the best. Thank you! I especially appreciate the graphic at the bottom showing control inputs for each clip. Bravo!
Many thanks @Fight to Fly Photography 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Great video and content, just bought my first drone and getting started with capturing footage and trying to create some content. Videos like yours are really helpful and I think that the way you are showing the stick movements for some of the compound movements is great. Keep up the great content, really appreciated.
Thanks @supercleancreative 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Thank you very much for your explanation, clear and very "cinematic". Even so, i´ve shooted a video, following your wise knwoledge and i can´t explain the horrendous bumps that i get in one of the slow turns with my P4P. Would you mind to have a glance at the video and, perhaps, discover why ?. i can´t get a fluid transition like yours. Anyway, i´ve just suscribed to your channel and will watch your shared videos. Thank you very much again, Neil.
Did my first drone shot today and I'm here to edit now I'm learning new things
Thanks @BAOCrea8 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Best drone tutorial ever.
Many thanks @Catias Frezza 👍 Appreciate the bold statement😃😃😃
I'm actually impressed by the filming quality of this video
Thanks @verydump • 27 years ago • edited 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
I love the stick position display. Very clever and helpful. I also love the animations explaining certain aspects. I also really appreciate your determination to continue, even in less than perfect weather!
Thanks @Ben Monaghan 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Your channel is the first channel I've come across that had your drone movements on the screen and I really appreciate that, as a new drone operator.
Thanks @Brad MacMillan 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
The Best tuturıal I have ever seen THANK YOU SO MUCH
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One of the best introductory training videos on drone photography I have seen so far ... great job !!!
Thanks @SchundlerPhoto 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
I need to say this again, this video is gold. I used to do professions fashion photography so I know my camera settings, but this video opened my eyes to what I thought I already knew for my drone photography and video.
If this video was a woman, I'd marry her 😂
Many thanks @mpq2394👍 Appreciate the feedback - and congrats on the nuptials😂😂😂
This is what drone tutorials should be like!!
Thanks @M K 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Your level of professionalism is astonishing.
Thanks @BlancGivre 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
You won me over with "slow is smooth and smooth is fast". The S.E.A.L. motto! Something that everyone should live by! In every aspect of life! A do over, a death, slows you down!
Hands down the best guide for drone footage
Many thanks @mikey.👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Great Tutorial, love that you included the control stick and gimble positions as well. Thank you!
Thanks @rayortega4831 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Thanks. While I don't have a drone, yet, I have watched a fair number of YT videos about flying drones and yours by far seems the most useful.
Thanks @miljomupp 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
So great to see some of my favorite BC spots...this made me homesick and proud to be Canadian. Great video Neil!!!
Many thanks @footprintscairns275 👍 Appreciate the feedback - and it's a pretty amazing little corner of our planet 😃😃😃
One of the best videos in this site. Thank you!
Many thanks @Jonathan M👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
@@neilfisher I'm learning a lot with this! Thank you once again!
There are often spectacular cloud formations which adds a lot to a beautiful sunrise,sunset or background.
This presentation is phenomenal!!!! Thank you for all this information and providing it in such an organized and clear format.
Many thanks @Jay-vd2qo 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
This is such nifty advice, for even a Mavic 2 Pro owner. It's such a helpful tip be aware of how much control you can have over how fast the drone can move. After watching this, any mistakes made can be attributed to lack of practice.
Thanks @Tye Johnson 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
I'm glad that I found your channel. I'll try these on my videos too
Thanks @ChiangRaiandBeyond 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Gorgeous footage, brilliant technique graphics, wonderful tips, and a happy dog! Love this and thanks for sharing!
Thanks @spahtucus 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
The Dogs Arcteryx jacket is amazing! lol Love this video. Very informative
@Robert Emerson he loves his jacket and expects it once we pause at any summit. He works just as hard as me climbing and trudging through the deep snow, and once or twice in the past showed obvious signs of being cold once we stopped moving, but since throwing a warm jacket on him - Cousteau is happier than ever with hiking in the winter 😃😃😃
Recently purchased my first drone - DJI Mini 3 Pro. I love it. It has opened up a new world for me and I'm all for it! Next step for me is getting into FPV drones and honing my cinematic skills. Thank you for this great video!
Thanks @dropcake 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Beautiful, an amaizing way to use the drone in an artistic way. Greetings from México city
Muchas gracias @saasilsounds9639 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Production quality on point again✨ I now why I've subscribed ✌🏼 I really like that you showed the sticks you used to achieve the shots
Many thanks @CNMTCFilms 👍 I've always felt that sharing information about how imagery was capture only serves to benefit others. I wish that I had thought to note the EXIF information for the bRoll shots, but unfortunately it doesn't appear as though DJI aircraft embedded such information within video files.
Thank for the best drone tutorial!
Thanks @Timelapse by lkunl 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
honestly, this is by far the most professional video tutorial on this topic. It’s so pleasant to watch and motivates so much to go outside to learn with the drone!
Thank you so much especially for including the stick movement in each clip. You’re literally the first guy where I will hit the notifications bell!
Thanks @Jörg Meier 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Damn, I learnt so much from such a short video. Highly under rated
Thanks @mujthabahassan7614 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
What an insightful and well-produced video. Lovely to see Neil actively responding to commenters on this video as of 6 days ago. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks @adamc8416 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍Haven't spent as much time as I'd like in Australia, despite having family in Brisbane 😃
Hello Neil, just wanted to let you know I thoroughly enjoyed the work and thought you put into making this video. Very nice footage, weather, presentation, graphics! It's by far the best produced one I saw so far. Have a nice weekend!
Thanks @TillRaguin 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Thank you very much. Just bought my first drone so your info is great 👍
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Sangat membantu untuk oanduan drone fotographer
Terima kasih @WeekendLampung 👍Saya sangat menghargai umpan baliknya 😃😃😃
Wow, your attention to detail. 🔥 I really appreciate you taking the time to add the joystick indicators on every flying sequence. Chef's kiss! 👋🇨🇦
Thanks @Exploring Canada😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
RUclips promoting good content for once!
Just found this. The lack of view is insane. This is such a well done video. Love the controller overlay that shows what you're doing with the controller 🙌🏻 thank you bro. You're a legend
Thanks @Randuski 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
The best produced and most informative video on the often overlooked (in favor of gear) skills. As others have mentioned, the stick positions overlayed in the frames are beautifully informative. Kudos for NOT inlcuding the pleathora of usual cliche (Take it to the next level, cinematic, epic.....)
I liked the puppy dog too.
Thanks @maxtrixbass 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
This was a great watch. Thank you for the video. And, good dog.
Thanks @Peter 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback - and yes, Cousteau is a very good dog👍👍👍
This is an excellent reference resource video. I am just beginning to use my DJI mini 3 pro and I live in the perfect location for this type of cinematography. I am taking notes and you have gained a new sub. 👍🙌🇲🇽
Thanks @thedigitalexpat 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Mountains with fog - look as cinematic as possible, nice video
This is golden. Thank you!!
Thanks @LuxNYC 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
very nice, thanks! will try to apply these on my next trip
Thanks @MIHAO 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Fantastic tutorial. Clear, succinct, and the adding of the stick movements is such a good extra.
Thanks @flying0graysons 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Wow, My best friend, Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video. Have a happy day.
Many thanks @Korea Nature Trip 걸어서 한국 자연 여행 ASMR 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Best content. Effort made the substance. Banging the speech in the middle of the snowfall made your intent authentic. Love you now.
Many thanks @Diego Jose Ramos 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
This is gold. Thanks for putting this video together🫡
Thanks @NoDoSwLa 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Great explanation.. love how you put the control stick at the bottom to show how to achieve the movements; its really helpfull
Thanks @Imam BM 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
You are an amazing photographer. I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. I am very much looking forward to trying a drone this summer. This video will definitely improve the quality of video I want to capture. Thank you!
Thanks @Jayson Hancock 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Man! You hella dope! Big up to you for recording out in the snow instead of an office.
Thanks @luckyltk8242 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Wow. This video is incredible. I watched it two times already and there will be many more, since I have all to learn. Really looking forward to your next drone video 🙂
Thanks @DFD1 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Excellent information. Love this!
Thanks @Shawn Ball 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
Thanks You For this it helped me alot!
Thanks @MyronGredell 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Solid method acting by Cousteau. He deserves treats!
You're so very right @fakehuman1 - Cousteau looks calm and well mannered, but when the camera is turned off... he's a energetic beast 😂😂😂
Brilliant video! Thanks Neil 😃
Thanks @Mike-VR 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
WOW! That was super cool. I love this.
Thanks @Onedayatatimefarmstead7177 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback👍👍👍
You are an awesome influence. Cousteau is mighty. This is top shelf content. Thank you. I liked and subscribed.
Thanks @123abc0410 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
A great, no nonsense tutorial delivered in a professional manner and one very well behaved dog! Sound design is often over looked but as discussed, can really elevates your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks @ColSam458 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Love your work as always keep it up 👍love from India
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You put this together very well with clear explanation. I dig it.
Many thanks @Peter Hodge 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
Amazing video. and the dog was great!
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Great video. Thank you.
Many thanks @Gravitas Recordings 👍 Appreciate the feedback😃😃😃
nice audio and arial footage! cinematic!!!!
Thanks @FLYING PIRATE 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback - even if you do feel it's worth of the "C" word 😂😂😂
Great tutorial - love it
Thanks for sharing
Subscribed 👍
Thanks @PanosDrone 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
so why doesn't this have more views! this is perfect!
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... and thanks @Atraio Baker 😃😃😃
@@neilfisher loooooool
Cheers, mate, very helpful and comprehensive. Bless your heart, keep them coming :)
Thanks @Totoo G (Totoosart) 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Very informative video and the sort of tips I wish someone would have given when I started out…! Hats off mate 👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks @drone.republic 😃 Greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you found it helpful👍👍👍
Oh my god these shots are absolutely spectacular! Wouldnt mind having these as a screen saver :D
Are you using any type of filter?
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The vast majority of shots were captured with a circular polarized ND filter - which does aid greatly in reducing glare/reflection.
Very helpful video, especcially with the control input graphic on the bottom. Nice job! 👍👍
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🎉 Awesome very nice and informative video Brother ❤
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Hi Neil, I just discovered your channel and very much enjoyed your video. Well made with lots of great information to help me film better and more creative. Keep up the good work!
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Great video. I learned a lot!
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One of the best drone tut vdos on RUclips! Great work! Also which drone did you use in this video?
Many thanks @DEEPANKAR DETROX👍 Appreciate the feedback😃This video features footage from a DJI Mavic 2 Pro and DJI Inspire 2 with a variety of focal lengths.
@@neilfisher awesome!
Fantastic tutorial and information. Love your dog! Thanks.
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Really useful tips, thanks Neil.
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Thanks. The video is very useful! Everything is clear and clear
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Incredibly good video! thanks a million for that 👍👍
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Man you persevered through some chilly looking conditions to put together an amazing video! Props on the shooting and editing of the entire thing!!
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very useful thanks man your the best of all
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This video was super helpful thank you!🤩Just got my first drone !!!
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You are amazing thank you !
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I didn't remember I was subscribed to you. I've got my own drone and thought this video would not tell me anything new but you gave some good tips and interesting perspectives which im thankful for. Have a great day!
Thanks @Oscar Westrup 😃 Admittedly, I don't upload too often, as these videos take quite some time to produce. That said, I greatly appreciate the feedback and happy to hear you've subscribed 👍👍👍
New to drone videography and holy this was helpful, thank you for the awesome information and shot examples!
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@@neilfisher Just gained a subscriber! looking forward to your future content
This video is really helpful and was well made.
It deserves more views and likes!
Thanks so much for sharing!
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what a professional explanation !!! and wow at 8:28 where/how did you shot that ?
Man, thanks for sharing this. Loved Cousteau in this one again.
Gotta tell you, man. These videos are awesome and I love what you have to share, but it hurts just a tiny bit when you see someone living your dream. (obviously i am joking. Keep it up man. And keep inspiring).
Thanks for a really good video! Keep up the good work 😊
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Man, what an excellent video! Ten thumbs up! 😆
A few thoughts I had while watching. Even though I'm not even a rank amateur, there are things I know that can help.
Sometimes a 3rd of the screen is actually too much and even only using a 5th of the screen is enough. It makes the near elements more present in the shot because there is less of the sky to draw the eye to the horizon.
For anyone who doesn't know, adding the sort of natural audio he is discussing falls into the field of "sound design". There are a good number of videos on that to help you learn how to do it but you don't have to have all their tools. Pre-canned sounds can work well as long as they're the right sort of character (steps in a vast field vs a closed in alley, both dirt but both different.) If you're monetizing, though, learn the law around using these things and make sure you get the right license. Even something like Cakewalk (free software) can help you do a good job with sound design without spending the cash on something in the realm of Photoshop (but if you have it to spend and you're trying to make a living off this, you should spend that cash.)
Efficient flight and comprehensive knowledge of your drone and its controls is one of the best points in this entire video! You can't get the right shot if you don't know how to use your drone's software and what its physical limits are! Compose on your own time. Shoot on your employer's time (if you're working for someone). Don't waste the clock because you don't know how to get what you want.
Also, multiple batteries and a way to recharge the controller itself if needed. Power packs with PD ports are a must if you're gonna be out all day. 25000 mah packs aren't that big or heavy anymore. Once the battery cools down, plug it in. Then top off the rechargeables and the power pack when you get home and also before you go out on the next shoot because if you're not constantly active, charge can dissipate over time, especially since most batteries have electronics in them now that are constantly using a slight amount of current even disconnected and in storage.
As a famous man once said, "We're burnin' daylight!" 🤠Lighting conditions change fast. Make sure you're ready when they're right! Low ISOs aren't just a good idea on drones. Every digital camera I have seen starts to go to hell after you go much above 250 for stills.
As he says at the end, the equipment is only as good as the operator and the resulting scene will match that. A good operator can get good results on lower quality gear than you might expect. Much of what is in use for creating many of the stunning RUclips videos you see costs well under $1,000 and sometimes you might be surprised to learn that the only thing they used was a cell phone and a tripod and maybe two or three $100 panel lights. (podcasts and such)
Again, fantastic video and killer footage! (Please tell me you didn't take any of that through any kind of post-production and that this is, indeed, the raw drone footage. All Amazing stuff!)
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Thanks for this information buddy. This help me a lot. Nice explanation. 🤝👊
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Great vid. If you know, what is the red image in the trees just left of center at 2:00? Sorta looks like a lens flare but not enough sun.
great informations, thanks for sharing
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