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Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

It's possible that it doesn't happen to all of the units but after doing some research it appears in not the only one it's happened to. It's good that it's working for you but I've lost too much footage that ends up having no audio for me to continue to use it. I'll keep it as my back up system instead. Although I have to say if you have the DJI mic 2 system I'm surprised you'd continue to use the Rode system. There are several features of the DJI mic 2 that really are an improvement. Unless you have the latest Rode system then I think they are pretty evenly matched. But they both have pros and cons to be honest.

@@digimarkstudios I am in a couple different filmmaker groups on Facebook and many people are complaining about the DJI Mic system, lots of clipping and dropped audio throughout. Not sure if they are updating their firmware or if its after a firmware update as they don't really tell us version info but many complaints more than the RODE. Good luck either way!

I can appreciate what your saying but when the gear doesn't perform as expected and shutsdown unexpectedly, I will absolutely blame the gear. I'm not a big production studio I'm just one guy shooting myself for a UA-cam channel often on a go pro so I can't see the audio levels from the front. I would initially check the audio levels on the back before I pressed record. The point is I should be able to use the gear as it's intended to be used and trust it to perform as expected especially considering the price tag on this price of gear . Thank you for watching. 🙂

Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching the video! It is indeed an see inspiring place. There are some other locations within the park that I want to photograph and video.

So far I'm really liking the DJI mic system. A couple of nice features that doesn't seem to get mentioned in the reviews are the fact that the display on the receiver is on the "side" and not on the "top" so that when the receiver is mounted on the shoe of your camera you can see the display without having to take the receiver out of the shoe. Also the receiver will turn off and on as you turn your camera off and on. That last one is really cool because I don't have to worry about turning the receiver on and off to save power and then forgetting to turn the receiver back on. It comes on with the camera.

Thank you. Bill is a very talented photographer no doubt about it.

Thanks for the info! I've been a PC guy for my entire life and my 9-5 job is actually as a Windows programmer. I avoided Apple like the plague....until they came out with the M1 chip. Holy Moly it blew my PC away which was no slug especially door video editing. There are still some things about it that drives me crazy (Apple's file management system leaves a lot to be desired for one) but the pros way outweigh the cons. 😊

@@digimarkstudios Me too! I've been a PC programmer for 33 years (some of that included DOS)! I've been doing aerial and ground photo/video work since 2005 as a side gig (yeah, before drones we used RC helicopters 😀). I've contemplated using a Mac a few times but obviously haven't switched over. Our family is an iPhone/iPad family but no Macs in the house. Nothing against them. Bought the Mavic 3 Pro Cine in July and love it. Used and Inspire 1 with the X5 camera for years. Haven't done any timelapse with the Mavic yet but your video has given me some inspiration. Thank you.

@@prairieskycam I would HIGHLY recommend getting a MacBook M series. You'll be blown away at the performance. When I first saw the reviews I was like "yeah right" then I got curious and looked into it. Essentially they traded the x386 instruction set with all is baggage that it comes with for an RISC instruction set. I was then like ahhh...that makes sense and decided to take the plunge. Took a little getting used to but I'll never go back for editing photos and videos. Now my biggest problem is that I keep getting the alt and ctrl keys mixed up when going between editing and doing the 9-5. 😂

Not with the mavic air 2. The drone doesn't store the waypoints onboard the drone the days is all external which is why it has to maintain a connection to the remote.

I think so too. They are all useable and I think UA-cam masks a bit of the noise due to compression but when I was editing the video on my monitor there was definitely a difference in the noise levels with the night mode being the cleanest. However I do think I lost some detail in the night mode footage.

I'll take that as a compliment. 😊

Hi. you can visit my website at www.DigiMarkStudios.com there is a contact me page.

Congratulations on the 90D! I hope you come to love it as much as I do. It is a very versatile camera and I probably only use about 1/8 of its capabilities.

The manufacturer of that particular strobe is Lume Cube. You purchase one from Amazon at the following link. www.amazon.com/Lume-Cube-Strobe-Anti-Collision-Lighting/dp/B07TDNL1KV/ref=asc_df_B07TDNL1KV/

It may be possible by stopping the mission and then restart the mission at the last waypoint it "executed". I'm not sure how accurate that would be though and I would think you'd want to overlap a little to make blending the two videos together easier. I'd try it out but I sold my Mavic Air 2 and the Mavic 3 I have now is not supported by Litchi which I really miss. But the the video and photo quality of the Mavic 3 is so much better. Now if only dji would release an SDK for the Mavic 3...the best of both worlds. 😊

Thanks! It was an awesome evening of flying drones and photography.

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words. 😊😎

This was shot at the end of February. No we didn't see any falcons but It's funny you should ask. There was a couple that walked by while we were flying and asked us the same question.

@@digimarkstudios 😄

Yes I loved the Air 2 and would have kept it but I needed the sale to help fund the new drone. The photo and video quality was great if the sensor was fed enough light it just fell a little flat on low light situations for my needs. My new drone has great low light performance.

Thank you for watching Greg! I generally don't post direct contact information to prevent the spam is often a result of doing so. However if you want to contact me you can do so via my website at www.digimarkstudios.com and I would be happy to provide a more direct way of contacting myself and if he agrees can pass Bills contact information along.

Absolutely! I'm a little booked up right now but in a few weeks or so we'll have to set something up.

I've been told I'm my own worst critic. 😊 Thank you for watching!

Thank you although I don't feel they rank among my best but you can't win them all! 😊

It was my pleasure. Bill and I are hopefully collaborating on another video soon so stay tuned. 😊

Thank you!

If you visit Bill's flikr site which is provided in the description you'll see that Bill actually does do a fair bit of Macro photography. The fact that the photos in the video aren't really Macro is my fault. I didn't specify to Bill that I needed Macro shots when I asked him to provide samples of his work and I didn't pay close enough attention when I added them to the video. Mostly due to the fact that the project had run a lot longer then I intended and I was rushing to finish it up. The video wasn't necessarily designed to be technical and for the more experienced photographer but to be more like a simple primer for a beginner photographer (like me) on what they would need to get started and how to find subjects to shoot. Thank you for watching the video and offering up your thoughts. It is much appreciated. 😊

Thank you! And shacks for watching.

Thank YOU for watching. Happy new year to you as well.

Thank you. Although the photos in the video aren't really macro, if you visit Bill's Flickr account provided in the description, you'll see he does indeed do a fair bit of macro. It's my fault for not specifying to Bill to include some macro shots when I asked him for photos to put in the video. Bill was unaware of the title of the video until I posted it. 😊

Thank you greatly.

Thank you!

Thank you!

I'm not really sure. It's whatever the default was. 😁 I think the time between shots was .5 seconds.

I would say the strength of using the Gopro for the timelapse is it's ease of setup (even when your rushing and just use the default settings 😁) and not having to do a lot of post work to create the movie. Also if I use the Gopro for a timelapse my camera is free for taking photos and not tied up taking the sequence.

I'm surprised at how little snow there was at the marina it was mostly all melted by the time I got down there.

Bill didn't do any while I was there. I'll let him know your asking him and send him this way.

Hi JSR. Most of the images in this video were not focused stacked. I do, frequently use focus stacking in my work.

I'm sorry you felt the background music was distracting. Thank you for stool watching.

Thanks! We're due for a major snow storm I'm hoping to maybe get out in and get some epic photos/video. I wanted to get a time lapse of the clouds rolling in during sunset tonight but I had a meeting at work that ran overtime and it was too late by the time the meeting was done.

@DigiMark Studios There'll be other opportunities :) be safe with the snow storm though, its warmer than usual here for this time of year!

Thanks Bill!

I will concede that the photos showcased in the video are not technically considered macro photos. I simply asked Bill to provide some of his favorite images that he would like to have featured in the video. However, if you peruse Bills Flickr account (provided in the description) you will see that he does indeed do macro photography and his processes and techniques for lighting would apply just as well to macro as too "non macro".

@@digimarkstudios I definitely will check it out. As a macro photographer, it's always good to try and learn from new people which is why I clicked the video in the first place.

It’s always such a joy to see how photography can bring people with different levels of skill together.

@@randygreen007 It's funny you say that not having seen my work 😆

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Bill and I are trying to get together to do another one but life has been getting in the way. 😊

Thank you!

Thanks Bill!

Awesome shots Dan! Glad to see some in depth insight to how you get your images perfect :)

@@HonedHobbyist thank you! Hopefully I'll get better at this video thing as I go along. 😊

Hi Charlie. Thanks for the subscription! The closest I ever got to New Zealand was when we went to Oz way back when I was in the U.S. Navy.

Not my best video. Was mostly an experiment with UA-cam shorts. But I was finding it hard to keep it under 60 sec and still have a coherent message.

Thanks Bill! It was a fun vacation in a beautiful location.