Great flying and editing! I don’t think most people realize that these drones are loud and their audio is unusable. So I always appreciate when content creators take the time to add sound effects of the drone’s environment for that immersive feeling. 👍🏻
I truly appreciate you noticing the sound effects because this was my first real attempt to incorporate them. It was a little trickier than I thought and there were a few sections like at the end where certain sounds dropped off abruptly. Trying to learn as I go. Thanks again for checking out the video !🙏🙏!
Loved this vid so much. I think this is the smoothest flow while using head track and MC. And I know its not easy - I personally get dizzy often tryna use both. Editing is great with all this ambient! Can u tell what settings did you use for camera? Was it shake steady or whatever it’s called? And what is the cruising speed you used in film? Looks very professional . I loved the way u filmed those around the mill shots, i wonder how smooth you done that - i want some tutorials of yours . Thanks a lot, subscribed
Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm really trying to work on the storytelling aspect of filming by making clear intros, content and outros. I definitely think you should try head tracking more often and maybe you'll get a bit more used to it. I was the same way, but it opens up so many more possibilities with getting dynamic shots. In this video my top speed was probably only about 10 mph, I'd gotten so used to making fast and low videos that I wanted to change it up so the viewer can take in the scenery a bit more. What was it real Game changer for me is using gyroflow as opposed to the on board stabilization. It gives you so many more options as far as smoothness settings. You can choose whether to lock the horizon or not and even slow down the footage with gyroflow. Gyroflow is a desktop program you can download for free and upload your Avata footage into. Thank you so much for watching the video and the feedback!
Great flying and editing! I don’t think most people realize that these drones are loud and their audio is unusable. So I always appreciate when content creators take the time to add sound effects of the drone’s environment for that immersive feeling. 👍🏻
I truly appreciate you noticing the sound effects because this was my first real attempt to incorporate them. It was a little trickier than I thought and there were a few sections like at the end where certain sounds dropped off abruptly. Trying to learn as I go. Thanks again for checking out the video !🙏🙏!
Amazing flying and gorgeous footage! Great job!!
Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it! Trying to work on ways to keep it interesting
Pretty cool stuff! Really like going from inside mill to over the top edge and down that looked amazing.
Thanks a lot! I definitely crashed in there on the second try hahaha. It fell from the top window. Only a few scratches, these things are tough!
Excellent flying skills !
Amazing Video
I really appreciate it!
Love that camera! Great video!
SWEET flight. I have both DJI FPV's. I don't use the Motion Controller and use the V2 Goggles.
Great shots and edits 👍.
Hey, thank you so much! Still learning about storytelling
@@jonred233 Me too
Loved this vid so much. I think this is the smoothest flow while using head track and MC. And I know its not easy - I personally get dizzy often tryna use both. Editing is great with all this ambient! Can u tell what settings did you use for camera? Was it shake steady or whatever it’s called? And what is the cruising speed you used in film? Looks very professional . I loved the way u filmed those around the mill shots, i wonder how smooth you done that - i want some tutorials of yours . Thanks a lot, subscribed
Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm really trying to work on the storytelling aspect of filming by making clear intros, content and outros. I definitely think you should try head tracking more often and maybe you'll get a bit more used to it. I was the same way, but it opens up so many more possibilities with getting dynamic shots.
In this video my top speed was probably only about 10 mph, I'd gotten so used to making fast and low videos that I wanted to change it up so the viewer can take in the scenery a bit more.
What was it real Game changer for me is using gyroflow as opposed to the on board stabilization. It gives you so many more options as far as smoothness settings. You can choose whether to lock the horizon or not and even slow down the footage with gyroflow.
Gyroflow is a desktop program you can download for free and upload your Avata footage into.
Thank you so much for watching the video and the feedback!