I am 75 years old and began my drone journey 2 years ago. After being a teacher for 43 years, I can’t agree more with what you have said about creativity. In a video by Ian Anderson, he said to watch you. It was great advice. Cheers from Wisconsin, Ted.
George that is amazing my friend. We have a truly amazing hobby. Welcome to our FLYING CAMERA CREW. Is there a specific topic you would like me to cover?
I love how you recognized the park composition was too cluttered, then found a brilliant solution with the train to build a great composition three layers deep! Showing it Black and white was icing on the cake!!
Matt thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Yup that little composition trick saved the footage. I was SUPER excited to get there and record. But when I put the drone up….i was like what!? How do i save this.
This. Just all of this. I have to tell you Ted that I learn a lot from your approach, simple, take in the scene and find the most creative way to capture it. I recently adopted this ideology in a simple shot of evening traffic on a bridge, a slow and steady flight, no frills or anything fancy, just flew in a straight line at a couple of MPH letting the imagery drive it. It got me several thousand followers in a period of a couple of weeks on IG. So a huge thanks to you and your channel for showing me the way, not just the actions to take, but the philosophy of it all. BTW I had to laugh out loud at the "is this illegal?" man that always goes through my head.
Eric! thank you for this amazing comment. I observed many big Hollywood flying shots in big movies and they keep it so simple. So I started doing the same with my little camera. I remember hearing a major Hollywood DP say that you don’t want the audience to recognize that the shot was filmed on a drone or a helicopter. You want the audience to be consumed by the content…..NOT what type of camera is recording the scene. So you’re up in NorCal?
This video is great timing for me with the onset of the winter blahs approaching. Just got to go out and do it! That shall be my mantra Ted! Thanks for more good stuff and food for thought!
Ted, thanks for your interpretations and insight. I think you are Great for the average drone enthusiast! I look forward to each of your videos! Stay well & keep them coming!
Ken I really appreciate that buddy. Hey can I ask you a question…..I have the LUMIX S5ii. I want to try Astro photography…..best lens? Will a 35mm f1.8 be ok?
Ahh bro never growing up is absolute creativity freedom at its purest ,put it in the air zip it around and boom job done you get what you got and your hot to trot .great vid mate keep living the dream Ted cheers
Awesome as always! I love that you’re not jamming gear and accessories down our throats all the time!! Your content and delivery of said content is so refreshing!! Thank you!!
ahh man i needed to hear that. thank you! my channel growth is slowing down. it’s pretty demotivating. BUT…..the quality of the comments from our amazing community KEEP INCREASING. I enjoy crafting these little….”video essay” style episodes. They sure don’t get the clicks though. I’m terrible at making thumbnails. Anycrap. Thank you for the kind words. Need it this morning. -TED
Another absolutely fantastic video my friend. Beautifully shot and edited. You're so enthusiastic and passionate - love it. I have to say it's very refreshing to see your videos showing and promoting footage from the drones as-is; minimal accessories and no settings faffing. A real breath of fresh air, especially for someone so new to all this like me. Already looking forward to the next one. All the best from across the pond! 🇬🇧 👍
Right on! Yeah I’m a super minimal weirdo. I love having the least amount of gear, accessories as possible. Less things to occupy my simply little mind while creating.
What an awesome and inspiring video Ted!!!! You’ve nailed it mate with lots of great drone footage and editing! You definelty are a very talented individual! Love watching your videos!
Great video Ted. The childlike approach to creativity is probably why for so many bands their first album is the best. And then it’s never quite the same again when the record labels put pressure on them. Funnily enough I also left finance. I quit an economics degree at a prestigious university and took up painting. My parents were thrilled. But we find what we’re meant to do in our own time
Buddy. This video is shot beautifully. Great cinematography. I love the shot with you on the stairs. Your stuff just keeps getting better and better. Another sweet montage in the middle. Also, I love Rubin’s book.
Thanks for the video Ted. I find that some of my best video is captured when I have completed all the shots I had set out to get and am just flying around using up some of the extra battery that I have left.
Bob thank you my flying camera friend. Man you guys in NV get some dramatic clouds rolling through. I did a trip there last year and got some incredible shots. Fly safe with ur new M4P.
Haha!! Really cool video with some really nice shots. Always a joy to watch, especially for Albert! Thank you for all of your tips and good luck with the winter❄️❄️. Keep it up! Also the very best from the Netherlands.🇳🇱
Inspirational video, Ted. You're right, I often head out with my drone worrying I still don't know nearly enough about all the technicalities of the hobby to achieve the end result I'm hoping for, shackling my creativity in the process. Thanks for reminding me about the enormous fun I had with my very first camera drone, long before I had a clue about what so many 'experts' insisted I should be doing.👌👍
Another one out of the park! You are a Samurai my friend!! I just downloaded that book and plan on listening to it on my trip to Pittsburgh. Thanks agin for making such wonderful content.
Man, you hit the nail on the head. There is so much criticism around settings and the use of filters. Auto mode has actually been better for me than manual because I am not a professional photographer and frankly don’t know how or in most cases don’t remember to adjust settings according to the scene. I’m going to have to check out that book as well.
@@TedNemeth , thanks! Yeah, work takes me all over the place but I take my drones and pocket with me everywhere so I try to get at least one day in for some play time. Lol. Heading to the Philippines in a couple of weeks and I will be there for the month - strictly vacation though so I’ll definitely get some air time.
Love the music selection ...it went from almost a Danny Elfinish feel to a Vince Guarldi vibe. All I can say about the winter months is embrace it. I was the same way about winter hiking/camping..one of my friends kept hounding me to try it...I did it,now I love it. I bet you can really capture some winter shots that make us feel nostalgic...for me the snow and the cold make me feel retrospective, nostalgic, and makes me think just how fast a year goes by. NEVER EVER LOSE OUR CHILD LIKE CURIOSITY...EVER. Love your show man. Rock On!
This is just what I needed. I'm a beginner and falling into the 'buy everything' trap. Thanks Ted....I'm going to slow down, smell the snow and find a scene.
Thank you, my friend....it's BP chemical works on the outskirts of Hull...Looked amazing from above!! I must thank you for something you said in one of your latest vids, which resonated with me and actually is how I came to doing that video and photos (I got some cracking photos). You said that action is needed in order for creativity to happen...and as obvious as it sounds, it really did make me go out when not hugely inspired and creations did happen. Isn't it amazing how a few words can change lives? And I use my own music because, as an unknown musician who has recorded many hours of unheard music...I can. 🤣😁 Davey
Thank you, Ted. I look more like Rick Rubin. It is supposed to be summer here. I'll take the winter blahs onboard for next June. Again ,you provide me with inspiration and aspiration. You've made another great video.
@TedNemeth Thanks. I just got my first drone 2 months ago... I have a lot to learn... Your channel has given me a lot of inspiration and important information. Someday, I hope to quality footage like you! Happy Thanksgiving 😊
Peter man I needed to hear that. My goofy videos get so few views,…it gets disheartening sometimes as I’m trying to grow this channel so I can support myself and resume traveling/volunteering. Its working!….but pretty dang slow. So i just keep focused on having fun & providing value. Is there any specific topic(s) you’d like me to cover in an upcoming episode?
I initially thought the drone was going to be a flying camera, and it more or less is, but..... it's become more, a literal scavenger hunt built within my life, and to be honest, I love to fly and don't care anymore about the why! In fact, I'm going to go fly now, and I might not record! (That last part might be a lie, unless my card is full, then procrastination for the win!)
Right on. Thank you. Hey i got your email. I am 1000% going to join you on a moto adventure in Argentina. At some point in 2024 or 2025 I’ll be volunteering & filming in Costa Rica then Peru then Argentina. See you then brother.
i really appreciate that. I’m trying to be original & creative with my episodes. They aren’t getting the clicks…..but I’m having fun at least. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a kind comment.
Ted, you are making me happy! " -the path to true happiness is to make other people happy." This is true for me as well. Keep it up Ted, you have such a positive impact on your flying camera buddies!
@@TedNemeth Thnaks Ted! And yes, I'm a musician, but, the pandemic forces me to initiate a new way. I love the content creation, and drones obviously. I have a Mini 3 Pro. ❤️🔥
Love this episode. 9:56 Hits hard, as I struggle trying to think of what to capture a lot of the times. I need to get better at sticking with the "just go out there and do it" mindset.
yesss! same here. I overthink & overanalyze everything and end up talking myself out of trying simple shots/scenes. Man I’m glad to hear my playful little episode resonated with you my friend.
My dude! This was epic! I came here thinking I would get some killer drone tips but left with some amazing life lessons as a bonus. I appreciate you so much. I need to pick up that Rick Rubin book. I've also been feeling a creative rut. I haven't posted any vids or photos consistently in months. I need to get back that childlike wonder! 😎
@@TedNemeth Still riding! My Road King is my daily commuter until the salt starts flying. :) It was in the 60s and sunny this week in Chicago, so it was really nice. :)
Hi Ted, really enjoyed this video the b-roll clips were excellent and the result of the train and Coney island on the beackground was great very good idea..always look fro a strong subject!
Thanks. Your work creates an inspiration, enthusiasm and determination for me and doubtless many viewers to strive to emulate and create our own content. Many thanks.
Black & White was the key to killing the clutter it became another beast entirely, it went from a kaleidoscope of clutter and objects to a snapshot in time.
Hey Jim. I’m planning to HOPEFULLY take a trip across India to film a full length documentary as I volunteer for 5 different charities about the power of optimism and track down a street dog I met once named Pipi. The name of the documentary will be called FINDING PIPI. It will hopefully happen in mid to late 2024. Thank you for remembering!!! @@jimgunderson6439
hey buddy. Thank you for watching. I am masterful at nothing, but I’m having fun trying to improve my craft. I’m still pretty new at this. Really enjoying it. That absolute biggest surprise is just how amazing the community is here on UA-cam. Many big UA-camrs say one of the biggest rewards is the community. I now know what they mean.
Great points, Ted! I need some of that motivation stuff. I see places I want to fly quite often. I'll scout it out but hardly get around to doing it. I think it's the drone stigma and I need to get over that. Every time I do brave the public eye, I come away totally stoked to do more. But I'm also tied to a 9-5 and I'm an active dad who can't get his kids to fly. They don't see it as fun (smh)
This is a great video, and inspriring. At 58 and retired from the corporate life, I was always a great problem solver but never creative artistically. That's why I'm on UA-cam and trying to incorporate my love of drones into my footage more and more. I want to learn to visualize the shots like you do BEFORE you are shooting them. That's the kind of creativity I'm searching for. Excellent Story here!! Thanks, Ted. You could come and visit Southwest Florida to escape the cold this winter. -Tom
Tom! great note. Thank you for sharing brother. I love that you’re exploring your creativity / self expression with the camera. I’m still learning & sharing myself. I miss Florida! Maybe take you up on that someday. There isn’t a single palm tree in Brooklyn.
Love the channel. It's a nice touch to call out Albert from the Netherlands. I started flying three years ago and at 76, I am a qualified drone pilot in the UK flying the DJI Mavic Classic (I still won't part with my Mini Pro). My advice, get plenty of practice in. Share your creativity at whatever level you are at - we all become creative by being creative. Offer to do stuff for the experience and add it to your portfolio. You will know when you are ready to charge more.
I've was taking and developing film age 12 always ignored advice to be a photographer. Now in my retirement years, I'm able to catch up with my creative side. Keep up your great work@@TedNemeth
Well ted here in Sydney Australia are going into summer however our hot summer days limit the time of day to get drone shots but i mostly shoot in the early mornings anyway less people and beautiful colours that time of the morning another great video ted cheers col from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 👍
You’re covering a lot of great information. I’d just say keep doing what you’re doing. You have great camera presence and your visuals and editing are terrific!
I live in nj now. I still fly I am actually a nyc public school teacher and on my free time I fly and if a real estate agent needs I shoot homes for them. Honestly been trying to pick up anything extra. I wanted to ask you when you when you flew in Coney Island were you worried about police at all? I know they made a new rule if you don’t pay them $150 for a drone permit you’re not allowed to fly. So I have been really scared to fly again nyc. What are your thoughts on that? I would love to hear from you. Thank you again.
Anders! I love your story my friend. Welcome aboard to our FLYING CAMERA CREW. I checked out your channel but no content yet. What kind of subjects do you like to shoot? What part of our planet are you located?
What a fantastic episode, Ted! ✨ The story, learnings and really fabulous shots - 6 stars of five! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I have Coney Island for many years on my bucket list 🪣, and now it moved even higher 😀 The shot with the subway and amusement park in the background is really outstanding.
brother oh man i truly appreciate that. I loved creating this episode. I definitely need to go back in the summer at sunset when the scene is energized with lights & people & energy. Any NYC plans coming up?! Would love to catch up.
@@TedNemeth Not unfortunately for this year, but in 2024 I will do my best to make it and stay few days extra in NYC, so we can catchup and have at least one day together 😀✨👍🏻
All my life I've been creative and depressed with the jobs I've had, so when I got engaged almost 18 years ago I set myself to finding the job that would make me happy. I thought maybe being a cabinetmaker would allow me to be creative. Did an apprenticeship and got qualified and didn't enjoy it. Went to university and got a degree in environmental design with a major in furniture design. That wasn't what I was searching for either. It wasn't about making objects, I just wanted to be creative. Then I started my first UA-cam channel 4 1/2 years ago and from the first video I knew I had truly found what I love doing in filmmaking. Am I any good at it? I don't think so, but that just means I have so many things to learn and experience to gain. Planning to film my first short film in 2024 to possibly enter into short film competitions, and I'm also in the process of plotting out a feature film screenplay. Definitely going to put the book you mentioned in my to buy list. Oh and on a drone related note, I killed my Mini 3 Pro this morning by accidently cutting a tree down onto it. Tree got hung up and fell the wrong way. Now I have a great slow motion shot of the tree falling and killing the little guy.
Another fantastic vid Ted, by far one of the best, especially for beginners. Seems to me you shoot most of your vids in D-cinelike or are you changing the composition in post?
i really appreciate that. This was one of my favorite episodes. Not sure many people like this kind of vlog format. I actually do not shoot in D-CineLike. It is not a true log profile. Its not flat enough to give enough benefit to justify going through the steps of having to restore the exposure and colors back to they where when recording. Just my personal experience. So I shoot in the standard picture profile.
hey Pete. thanks for watching my friend. You still rocking the GH6? I think I mentioned I picked up the S5ii. Love that thing. Love your wildlife posts from the last few months.
@@TedNemeth Thanks Ted! Pretty much exclusively using the R5 at this point. Waiting on the next announcements from Panasonic on the S1 series follow-ups.
I always like B&W vibe in all creative medias, something just easy in my eyes either video or photo...but not B&W silent movie 😅....and yes, your YT that make me not realy thingking about ND filter, manual setting, and other jargon that firstly i dig up and overwhelmed....now i back to basic...fly for fun since the first person enjoy my posting...is me...😊.
I only have a UV filter - for a bit of protection and dealing with harsh sunlight. I've been messing with cameras for more than 40 years and I can't remember what all the settings do... I just take photos!
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I am 75 years old and began my drone journey 2 years ago. After being a teacher for 43 years, I can’t agree more with what you have said about creativity. In a video by Ian Anderson, he said to watch you. It was great advice. Cheers from Wisconsin, Ted.
George that is amazing my friend. We have a truly amazing hobby. Welcome to our FLYING CAMERA CREW. Is there a specific topic you would like me to cover?
@@TedNemeth No specific requests. Just keep up the great content. Cheers.
I love how you recognized the park composition was too cluttered, then found a brilliant solution with the train to build a great composition three layers deep! Showing it Black and white was icing on the cake!!
Matt thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Yup that little composition trick saved the footage. I was SUPER excited to get there and record. But when I put the drone up….i was like what!? How do i save this.
Splendid blocking reveal cowboy.
I stopped by for drone stuff, but stayed for the practical creative/youtube advice
yessss! thanks buddy. I checked out your channel cool stuff.
This. Just all of this. I have to tell you Ted that I learn a lot from your approach, simple, take in the scene and find the most creative way to capture it. I recently adopted this ideology in a simple shot of evening traffic on a bridge, a slow and steady flight, no frills or anything fancy, just flew in a straight line at a couple of MPH letting the imagery drive it. It got me several thousand followers in a period of a couple of weeks on IG. So a huge thanks to you and your channel for showing me the way, not just the actions to take, but the philosophy of it all. BTW I had to laugh out loud at the "is this illegal?" man that always goes through my head.
Eric! thank you for this amazing comment. I observed many big Hollywood flying shots in big movies and they keep it so simple. So I started doing the same with my little camera. I remember hearing a major Hollywood DP say that you don’t want the audience to recognize that the shot was filmed on a drone or a helicopter. You want the audience to be consumed by the content…..NOT what type of camera is recording the scene.
So you’re up in NorCal?
Kudos for the phrase “drain the main vein”! Never heard anyone else use that before 👍👍🤣
This video is great timing for me with the onset of the winter blahs approaching. Just got to go out and do it! That shall be my mantra Ted! Thanks for more good stuff and food for thought!
John I really appreciate it. Loved your lighthouse shots. See you on Sunday on the USDS livestream.
Ted, thanks for your interpretations and insight. I think you are Great for the average drone enthusiast! I look forward to each of your videos! Stay well & keep them coming!
What amazing time to be alive!
Thank you so much for sharing!
Love your channel, so original uplifting and comical!!!
Ken I really appreciate that buddy. Hey can I ask you a question…..I have the LUMIX S5ii. I want to try Astro photography…..best lens? Will a 35mm f1.8 be ok?
@@TedNemeth need wide for Astro, if that LUMIX is a crop sensor then that’s about 50mm. You can do a pano and stick them. I use 15mm or my Sony 12-24
Ahh bro never growing up is absolute creativity freedom at its purest ,put it in the air zip it around and boom job done you get what you got and your hot to trot .great vid mate keep living the dream Ted cheers
Awesome as always! I love that you’re not jamming gear and accessories down our throats all the time!! Your content and delivery of said content is so refreshing!! Thank you!!
ahh man i needed to hear that. thank you! my channel growth is slowing down. it’s pretty demotivating. BUT…..the quality of the comments from our amazing community KEEP INCREASING.
I enjoy crafting these little….”video essay” style episodes.
They sure don’t get the clicks though. I’m terrible at making thumbnails. Anycrap. Thank you for the kind words. Need it this morning. -TED
You’re literally a breath of fresh air. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us.
Another absolutely fantastic video my friend. Beautifully shot and edited. You're so enthusiastic and passionate - love it.
I have to say it's very refreshing to see your videos showing and promoting footage from the drones as-is; minimal accessories and no settings faffing. A real breath of fresh air, especially for someone so new to all this like me.
Already looking forward to the next one. All the best from across the pond! 🇬🇧 👍
Right on! Yeah I’m a super minimal weirdo. I love having the least amount of gear, accessories as possible. Less things to occupy my simply little mind while creating.
What an awesome and inspiring video Ted!!!! You’ve nailed it mate with lots of great drone footage and editing! You definelty are a very talented individual! Love watching your videos!
Love this guy! He makes me want to get up and go do stuff. Thanks Teddy boy 🙌🏼
hey good to see you. Thank you for the kind words. I put a lot of effort into this episode.
Great video Ted. The childlike approach to creativity is probably why for so many bands their first album is the best. And then it’s never quite the same again when the record labels put pressure on them.
Funnily enough I also left finance. I quit an economics degree at a prestigious university and took up painting. My parents were thrilled. But we find what we’re meant to do in our own time
Ian thanks for sharing brother. I checked out your channel. Great vids. Where are you located?
@@TedNemeth I live on the border between England and Wales. Off to Scotland again tomorrow to top up the tan. You should come for a drone trip!
Very enthusiastic and talk so much sense, with hebest clips and inspiring footage. Thank you 😊😊
Amazing as always, you rock
Loved it!
Also Tod, my very favorite from all your videos. Pure magic.
Excellent tips
Ney congrats on your Mavic 3C. Looks like you’re putting it to great use. Right on. Welcome aboard and thank you for the kind words.
you should be the #1 drone channel. I don't need range tests or altitude tests.Hey , from north of the border.
Buddy. This video is shot beautifully. Great cinematography. I love the shot with you on the stairs. Your stuff just keeps getting better and better.
Another sweet montage in the middle.
Also, I love Rubin’s book.
Professor Klaus thank you sir!
Best ever Ted, nice one! 😎
Mike I really appreciate that. Just sent you an email.
Fabulous Ted! Your unbridled enthusiasm is truly contagious! Thank you! 😀
thank you my friend. Hey loved your Boston dusk shots. Beautiful.
Thanks for the video Ted. I find that some of my best video is captured when I have completed all the shots I had set out to get and am just flying around using up some of the extra battery that I have left.
Bob thank you my flying camera friend. Man you guys in NV get some dramatic clouds rolling through. I did a trip there last year and got some incredible shots. Fly safe with ur new M4P.
Haha!! Really cool video with some really nice shots. Always a joy to watch, especially for Albert!
Thank you for all of your tips and good luck with the winter❄️❄️. Keep it up!
Also the very best from the Netherlands.🇳🇱
Great video! Cheers for inspiring us as usual with getting the job done 🙂👌
We are both in the same season, you've had more hot weather than Melbourne has 😂
Love your passion for this hobby i love flying my drones always makes me smile and feel like a big kid
Johnny I appreciate it my friend. Love your mad dug.
Inspirational video, Ted. You're right, I often head out with my drone worrying I still don't know nearly enough about all the technicalities of the hobby to achieve the end result I'm hoping for, shackling my creativity in the process. Thanks for reminding me about the enormous fun I had with my very first camera drone, long before I had a clue about what so many 'experts' insisted I should be doing.👌👍
Another one out of the park! You are a Samurai my friend!! I just downloaded that book and plan on listening to it on my trip to Pittsburgh. Thanks agin for making such wonderful content.
Keith thats amazing. Thank you for being part of our community here.
Came up on your channel by accident, became a subscriber on purpose. Love your enthusiasm, keep up the good work 👏
welcome aboard my friend! Are you new to flying cameras or have you been flying for a while? I’m somewhat new and really enjoying it.
Fantastic episode Ted. You nailed it. Stunning B-Roll too. Really interesting shots. Definitely a creative episode. ❤
Man, you hit the nail on the head. There is so much criticism around settings and the use of filters. Auto mode has actually been better for me than manual because I am not a professional photographer and frankly don’t know how or in most cases don’t remember to adjust settings according to the scene. I’m going to have to check out that book as well.
Travis thank you for watching and the kind words. Wow you’ve been getting to many cities lately. Beautiful shots.
@@TedNemeth , thanks! Yeah, work takes me all over the place but I take my drones and pocket with me everywhere so I try to get at least one day in for some play time. Lol. Heading to the Philippines in a couple of weeks and I will be there for the month - strictly vacation though so I’ll definitely get some air time.
Your editing, content, presentation, and energy.. I love it! Thank you so much for sharing. I am glad I found your channel!
Alex right on brother. Welcome aboard to our FLYING CAMERA CREW.
Love the music selection ...it went from almost a Danny Elfinish feel to a Vince Guarldi vibe. All I can say about the winter months is embrace it. I was the same way about winter hiking/camping..one of my friends kept hounding me to try it...I did it,now I love it. I bet you can really capture some winter shots that make us feel nostalgic...for me the snow and the cold make me feel retrospective, nostalgic, and makes me think just how fast a year goes by.
NEVER EVER LOSE OUR CHILD LIKE CURIOSITY...EVER. Love your show man. Rock On!
Jesse you nailed it. Some people just got that strong life force of a young spirit.
This is just what I needed. I'm a beginner and falling into the 'buy everything' trap. Thanks Ted....I'm going to slow down, smell the snow and find a scene.
Ha! Love it. Yup I’m trying to craft this channel around the concept of un-complicating this hobby so we can stay focused on fun & creativity.
Awesome video, Ted, creativity is within us all, it's just about how to release it. Your methods work 👍
yesssss! ah man I’m super grateful. thank you for watching and taking the time to let me know.
Love it!! ❤
dude………..that vid u just posted is bonkers. that opening shot….spectacular. Where is that located? and you create your own music? right on brother.
Thank you, my friend....it's BP chemical works on the outskirts of Hull...Looked amazing from above!!
I must thank you for something you said in one of your latest vids, which resonated with me and actually is how I came to doing that video and photos (I got some cracking photos). You said that action is needed in order for creativity to happen...and as obvious as it sounds, it really did make me go out when not hugely inspired and creations did happen. Isn't it amazing how a few words can change lives?
And I use my own music because, as an unknown musician who has recorded many hours of unheard music...I can. 🤣😁
Davey
Thank you, Ted. I look more like Rick Rubin. It is supposed to be summer here. I'll take the winter blahs onboard for next June. Again ,you provide me with inspiration and aspiration. You've made another great video.
Loved this one Ted. I feel the same about winter, trying to squeeze in a bunch of flights now before the temp drops. Like # 281.
Welcome aboard Albert. Thanks for another great video Ted. I love all your videos my friend
You are the man, yes welcome aboard Albert.
Hi Albert! Keep flying!
Epic Video Ted! Great advice 👍
Excellent footage 👏
Bobby I really appreciate that. Man you got a very original channel. Love the communication combined with the arial shots and incredible landscapes.
@TedNemeth Thanks. I just got my first drone 2 months ago... I have a lot to learn... Your channel has given me a lot of inspiration and important information. Someday, I hope to quality footage like you! Happy Thanksgiving 😊
Ted, you underestimate yourself, your drone videos are little gems of their own.
Peter man I needed to hear that. My goofy videos get so few views,…it gets disheartening sometimes as I’m trying to grow this channel so I can support myself and resume traveling/volunteering. Its working!….but pretty dang slow. So i just keep focused on having fun & providing value. Is there any specific topic(s) you’d like me to cover in an upcoming episode?
Highly appreciate your composition tips
thank you my friend. Hey your rip around Canary Wharf is pretty wild.
Very Cool my Friend🙂love your Editing and the way you Tell a Story with your Video Awesome Video 🙂
Footage is always Sick !!! Jackets are Sicker !!! I need to Buy RR book as well ...... slayer to Cash ... mans a Legend
I initially thought the drone was going to be a flying camera, and it more or less is, but..... it's become more, a literal scavenger hunt built within my life, and to be honest, I love to fly and don't care anymore about the why! In fact, I'm going to go fly now, and I might not record! (That last part might be a lie, unless my card is full, then procrastination for the win!)
What a wonderful episode Ted, you made such a great video, great message, wonderrful images, realy very nice work, congrats my friend 😊
Eduardo I really appreciate your support my friend.
Very inspiring, thank you for sharing this. Your cinematography is beautiful. I love the story telling.
Right on. Thank you. Hey i got your email. I am 1000% going to join you on a moto adventure in Argentina. At some point in 2024 or 2025 I’ll be volunteering & filming in Costa Rica then Peru then Argentina. See you then brother.
A spectacular video. Wonderful and I would watch this all over again. Thank you for sharing the knowledge and experiences.
i really appreciate that. I’m trying to be original & creative with my episodes. They aren’t getting the clicks…..but I’m having fun at least. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a kind comment.
Ted, you are making me happy! " -the path to true happiness is to make other people happy." This is true for me as well. Keep it up Ted, you have such a positive impact on your flying camera buddies!
Scott I really appreciate that.
Great..Thanks for sharing this video sir..
This content es PURE GOLD, amazing work Ted!!! Your cinematography is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Leo I really appreciate that. You’re quite the musician. Have you been flying drones for a while?
@@TedNemeth Thnaks Ted! And yes, I'm a musician, but, the pandemic forces me to initiate a new way. I love the content creation, and drones obviously. I have a Mini 3 Pro. ❤️🔥
Love this episode. 9:56 Hits hard, as I struggle trying to think of what to capture a lot of the times. I need to get better at sticking with the "just go out there and do it" mindset.
yesss! same here. I overthink & overanalyze everything and end up talking myself out of trying simple shots/scenes.
Man I’m glad to hear my playful little episode resonated with you my friend.
My dude! This was epic! I came here thinking I would get some killer drone tips but left with some amazing life lessons as a bonus. I appreciate you so much. I need to pick up that Rick Rubin book. I've also been feeling a creative rut. I haven't posted any vids or photos consistently in months. I need to get back that childlike wonder! 😎
hey Chris thank you for the support buddy. Any good rides lately? or too cold?
@@TedNemeth Still riding! My Road King is my daily commuter until the salt starts flying. :) It was in the 60s and sunny this week in Chicago, so it was really nice. :)
Great tips as usual and expected!!! Thanks for sharing!!!! #Salute
Hi Ted, really enjoyed this video the b-roll clips were excellent and the result of the train and Coney island on the beackground was great very good idea..always look fro a strong subject!
Bart! ahh man super cool to see you brother. Glad you enjoyed the episode. Was fun to make.
Thanks. Your work creates an inspiration, enthusiasm and determination for me and doubtless many viewers to strive to emulate and create our own content. Many thanks.
Stan i really appreciate that mate. Welcome aboard to our FLYING CAMERA CREW.
Black & White was the key to killing the clutter it became another beast entirely, it went from a kaleidoscope of clutter and objects to a snapshot in time.
exactly. the slow movement also does the same thing….less new visual data to constantly be processing.
Thanks for watching my friend.
Breath of fresh air for me. I like your approach and style ‼️
many thanks kind sir. Love your Scottish landscape shots. Well done. I need to visit and meet my relatives.
@@TedNemeth give me a shout if you/ when you ever come to Scotland…
Ted, You are a great storyteller!!! Keep being a creative!!!
Lance thank you. And you really look like you’re having fun with your Mavic 3. That night hyperlapse was sick.
@@TedNemeth Thank you
What a great video. Inspiring.
Mark I really appreciate it.
Hi Ted!
Your videos and commentary are truly INSPIRING!!!!
Thank you!!!
Jim thank you for watching and taking the time to say howdy.
@@TedNemeth Ted, Quick question…Don’t you have a mission trip or trips on the horizon or sometime soon?
Hey Jim. I’m planning to HOPEFULLY take a trip across India to film a full length documentary as I volunteer for 5 different charities about the power of optimism and track down a street dog I met once named Pipi. The name of the documentary will be called FINDING PIPI. It will hopefully happen in mid to late 2024. Thank you for remembering!!! @@jimgunderson6439
@@TedNemeth Good luck with that Ted. I know your fans wish you all the best as well and are looking forward to watching doc. when it comes out.
Masterful camerawork AND storytelling.
hey buddy. Thank you for watching. I am masterful at nothing, but I’m having fun trying to improve my craft. I’m still pretty new at this. Really enjoying it. That absolute biggest surprise is just how amazing the community is here on UA-cam. Many big UA-camrs say one of the biggest rewards is the community. I now know what they mean.
Keep up the great work
Ted greàt composition very nice work
Great points, Ted! I need some of that motivation stuff. I see places I want to fly quite often. I'll scout it out but hardly get around to doing it. I think it's the drone stigma and I need to get over that. Every time I do brave the public eye, I come away totally stoked to do more. But I'm also tied to a 9-5 and I'm an active dad who can't get his kids to fly. They don't see it as fun (smh)
This is a great video, and inspriring. At 58 and retired from the corporate life, I was always a great problem solver but never creative artistically. That's why I'm on UA-cam and trying to incorporate my love of drones into my footage more and more. I want to learn to visualize the shots like you do BEFORE you are shooting them. That's the kind of creativity I'm searching for. Excellent Story here!! Thanks, Ted. You could come and visit Southwest Florida to escape the cold this winter. -Tom
Tom! great note. Thank you for sharing brother. I love that you’re exploring your creativity / self expression with the camera. I’m still learning & sharing myself. I miss Florida! Maybe take you up on that someday. There isn’t a single palm tree in Brooklyn.
Love the channel. It's a nice touch to call out Albert from the Netherlands. I started flying three years ago and at 76, I am a qualified drone pilot in the UK flying the DJI Mavic Classic (I still won't part with my Mini Pro). My advice, get plenty of practice in. Share your creativity at whatever level you are at - we all become creative by being creative. Offer to do stuff for the experience and add it to your portfolio. You will know when you are ready to charge more.
Paul thank you for sharing my friend. Wow you’ve got extensive experience with a camera. Glad to have you on board here in the community.
I've was taking and developing film age 12 always ignored advice to be a photographer. Now in my retirement years, I'm able to catch up with my creative side. Keep up your great work@@TedNemeth
Haha, love that shot of the Burning Man cupcakes!
ha you caught that. Yup I’ve been going for over 20 years. You been?
All the best Maestro @TedNemeth 🎉🎉🎉
I have been listening Brad Hussey about productising your creativity work, sound interesting for when we not flying high.
Well ted here in Sydney Australia are going into summer however our hot summer days limit the time of day to get drone shots but i mostly shoot in the early mornings anyway less people and beautiful colours that time of the morning another great video ted cheers col from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 👍
The quality of your content sets the benchmark very high! Another great video!!
you made my day. I truly appreciate it. Are there any specific topics you’d like me to cover in an upcoming episode?
You’re covering a lot of great information. I’d just say keep doing what you’re doing. You have great camera presence and your visuals and editing are terrific!
You videos are Gold!!! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
hello to you in Brazil. Thank you for watching.
@@TedNemeth i've been learning a lot!
TED .... you inspire me also
ah man that is a huge compliment. To inspire someone is powerful. Thank you thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
@TedNemeth yeah. I came acrossed this video in the mini 3 pro group that you are involved in.
It was cool to see you there.
Oh my god, Ted you're so brave at 1:19. I wonder if the amateur would be amused. Another inspirational episode. Thumbs up my friend.
Thorsten I appreciate it brother.
I used to live there. I actually took drone shots there over the summer. Loved this video.
Igor super cool. Where are you located now? Still fly?
I live in nj now. I still fly I am actually a nyc public school teacher and on my free time I fly and if a real estate agent needs I shoot homes for them. Honestly been trying to pick up anything extra.
I wanted to ask you when you when you flew in Coney Island were you worried about police at all? I know they made a new rule if you don’t pay them $150 for a drone permit you’re not allowed to fly. So I have been really scared to fly again nyc. What are your thoughts on that? I would love to hear from you. Thank you again.
Cool!! Starting up on my first drone adventure at age 67! Finnaly getting the time to be playfull agian full time!! So much looking forward!!
Anders! I love your story my friend. Welcome aboard to our FLYING CAMERA CREW. I checked out your channel but no content yet. What kind of subjects do you like to shoot? What part of our planet are you located?
Getting the mini 3 pro sometime this summer! From Denmark.@@TedNemeth
Simple comment: Well done! 💗
i really appreciate that! thank you for watching and taking the time to let me know you like my playful little episodes.
What a fantastic episode, Ted! ✨ The story, learnings and really fabulous shots - 6 stars of five! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I have Coney Island for many years on my bucket list 🪣, and now it moved even higher 😀
The shot with the subway and amusement park in the background is really outstanding.
brother oh man i truly appreciate that. I loved creating this episode.
I definitely need to go back in the summer at sunset when the scene is energized with lights & people & energy.
Any NYC plans coming up?! Would love to catch up.
@@TedNemeth Not unfortunately for this year, but in 2024 I will do my best to make it and stay few days extra in NYC, so we can catchup and have at least one day together 😀✨👍🏻
As someone trying to start his own side business I'm always looking for tips and advice. Your videos really open my mind.
Kerry thank you. I see you’ve flown at Flushing and Montauk etc. Were you located? I’m in Suffolk county.
@TedNemeth I'm in the Babylon area. I work for the Long Island Railroad so that is why I have videos in so many different locations.
All my life I've been creative and depressed with the jobs I've had, so when I got engaged almost 18 years ago I set myself to finding the job that would make me happy. I thought maybe being a cabinetmaker would allow me to be creative. Did an apprenticeship and got qualified and didn't enjoy it. Went to university and got a degree in environmental design with a major in furniture design. That wasn't what I was searching for either. It wasn't about making objects, I just wanted to be creative. Then I started my first UA-cam channel 4 1/2 years ago and from the first video I knew I had truly found what I love doing in filmmaking. Am I any good at it? I don't think so, but that just means I have so many things to learn and experience to gain. Planning to film my first short film in 2024 to possibly enter into short film competitions, and I'm also in the process of plotting out a feature film screenplay. Definitely going to put the book you mentioned in my to buy list. Oh and on a drone related note, I killed my Mini 3 Pro this morning by accidently cutting a tree down onto it. Tree got hung up and fell the wrong way. Now I have a great slow motion shot of the tree falling and killing the little guy.
Amazing messages, Ted. Thank you for the constant inspiration! //Tom
Tom i appreciate it good sir.
Another fantastic vid Ted, by far one of the best, especially for beginners. Seems to me you shoot most of your vids in D-cinelike or are you changing the composition in post?
i really appreciate that. This was one of my favorite episodes. Not sure many people like this kind of vlog format. I actually do not shoot in D-CineLike. It is not a true log profile. Its not flat enough to give enough benefit to justify going through the steps of having to restore the exposure and colors back to they where when recording.
Just my personal experience. So I shoot in the standard picture profile.
:12- :23 just incredible. NY air views never get old.
hey Pete. thanks for watching my friend. You still rocking the GH6? I think I mentioned I picked up the S5ii. Love that thing.
Love your wildlife posts from the last few months.
@@TedNemeth Thanks Ted! Pretty much exclusively using the R5 at this point. Waiting on the next announcements from Panasonic on the S1 series follow-ups.
Thanks! Been having a little trouble with that recently. Oh, unless I am doing something special, I just video in HDR mode.
TED,,,What's good FAMILY...
hey Jonathan. Good to see you buddy. No new videos the last few months. You still flying?
I always like B&W vibe in all creative medias, something just easy in my eyes either video or photo...but not B&W silent movie 😅....and yes, your YT that make me not realy thingking about ND filter, manual setting, and other jargon that firstly i dig up and overwhelmed....now i back to basic...fly for fun since the first person enjoy my posting...is me...😊.
yes great to hear. keep it simple & focus on the enjoyment & the fundamentals.
😅😅😅 I love it
I only have a UV filter - for a bit of protection and dealing with harsh sunlight.
I've been messing with cameras for more than 40 years and I can't remember what all the settings do... I just take photos!
Hi Albert! from Kent UK
Marcelo thank you for that. Man I love our community here. Such amazing people from over 35 different countries. That’s just wild to me.
Hi Albert, from South Africa
Ryan you are the man. I appreciate it. And speaking of South Africa…..my favorite documentary of all time……SEARCHING FOR SUGARMAN!
Well put together. So Brooklyn saved your life? Brooklyn!!!
Don’t you know it brother Jimmie!
@TedNemeth I'm not one to read books that aren't manuals, but I'd buy your book I think.
Hello Albert!
Welch's aboard Albert