First video. Lots to learn.

trevorjustice · Jan 22, 2017

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PinnacleRun · Jan 22, 2017

Very clean video, looks like your learning fast. Great job!

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dougsteph · Jan 22, 2017

Great job!

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Travels with Yoly · Jan 22, 2017

Old school transitions ... I like it. Great clear color

ehspro · Jan 23, 2017

Yes, great work, enjoyed it.

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With The Birds · Jan 23, 2017

Very nicely shot and edited. I can't help wishing you might have taken the extra 5 mins and straightened the horizon though.

jeepacation · Jan 23, 2017

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Beautiful, just beautiful, far from the weather I'm used to in Australia!

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trevorjustice · Jan 23, 2017

With The Birds said:
Very nicely shot and edited. I can't help wishing you might have taken the extra 5 mins and straightened the horizon though.[/QUOTE

I noticed that after editing.... Good tip though. Thank you

Travels with Yoly · Jan 23, 2017

With The Birds said:
Very nicely shot and edited. I can't help wishing you might have taken the extra 5 mins and straightened the horizon though.

From my experience, the gimbal can be properly calibrated and set correctly and yet during a flight in windy conditions, there can be varying horizon perspectives. I've noticed this on my P4 much more than my P3A. It would be hard to manually adjust the gimbal every time you changed direction depending on the wind. The gimbal in the video seemed to be pretty level at one point and then not so much at others .....

jjvasquez29 · Jan 23, 2017

Very nice! Did you use any Filters?

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CPO Coastie · Jan 23, 2017

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Wow! What video editor did you use?

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josh f · Jan 23, 2017

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Wow! What video editor did you use?

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I have been looking for quite some time and I haven't found one that even remotly compares with that,.

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D Tpa · Jan 23, 2017

Video looks great

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BuickGS · Jan 23, 2017

I am interested in what editor you used as well. That was very clean and looked great. Have not done any video editing yet but really want to jump in and learn.

With The Birds · Jan 23, 2017

Travels with Yoly said:
From my experience, the gimbal can be properly calibrated and set correctly and yet during a flight in windy conditions, there can be varying horizon perspectives. I've noticed this on my P4 much more than my P3A. It would be hard to manually adjust the gimbal every time you changed direction depending on the wind. The gimbal in the video seemed to be pretty level at one point and then not so much at others .....

Understood. I was suggesting the video would have benefited greatly from some horizon straightening during editing.

LoneDrone · Jan 23, 2017

Nice Job!
Better than I can do.

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CPO Coastie · Jan 23, 2017

josh f said:
I have been looking for quite some time and I haven't found one that even remotly compares with that,.

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Did I miss something? Which video editor? Was it the DJI GO 4 app you meant?

Confused here...LOL!

John Locke · Jan 23, 2017

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The jitters in your video is caused from the camera shutter speed being too fast. In snow conditions like that I recommend using an ND32 or ND64 filter to slow down your shutter. Use 60FPS for your capture, and hopefully you can shoot with about a 1/120 shutter speed (it's best to target 2X the FPS for shutter speed). This will give you a smoother look on your motion scenes. Nice composition, great scenery.