Yes, well done. I like how you were able get in each room and show the size of the room as you rotated. Transition from the stairs and ceiling light to outside at the end was really creative. What drone did you use and settings? 4k 30fps?
Thanks for the complements on my flying and editing. This was my first video using the DJI Avata and I am very impressed over the Beta FPV 95X I was using. The Raw video was captured in 4k 60 fps and edited on a 4K 30 fps timeline. I used Auto on the camera and limited the ISO to 1600 but have now limited it to 800 with better results. This video is the second one I filmed ua-cam.com/video/1CTjjC99EPA/v-deo.html I have experimented with setting the shutter to 1/60 sec and 1/120 sec and like the results of the 1/60 sec even though it is captured at 60 fps. Not too worried about motion blur in this type of video. The problem with setting the shutter is the transitions from indoor to outdoor. The ISO seems to be doing the trick so far.
That is accomplished with a video transition. That one is a lens zoom. This channel has my most recent videos I have made for real estate. ua-cam.com/channels/8yuvrt8LcELCfpuQ_-g90Q.html
Well done
Yes, well done. I like how you were able get in each room and show the size of the room as you rotated. Transition from the stairs and ceiling light to outside at the end was really creative.
What drone did you use and settings? 4k 30fps?
Thanks for the complements on my flying and editing. This was my first video using the DJI Avata and I am very impressed over the Beta FPV 95X I was using. The Raw video was captured in 4k 60 fps and edited on a 4K 30 fps timeline. I used Auto on the camera and limited the ISO to 1600 but have now limited it to 800 with better results. This video is the second one I filmed ua-cam.com/video/1CTjjC99EPA/v-deo.html I have experimented with setting the shutter to 1/60 sec and 1/120 sec and like the results of the 1/60 sec even though it is captured at 60 fps. Not too worried about motion blur in this type of video. The problem with setting the shutter is the transitions from indoor to outdoor. The ISO seems to be doing the trick so far.
what software do you use for the through the wall effect?
That is accomplished with a video transition. That one is a lens zoom. This channel has my most recent videos I have made for real estate. ua-cam.com/channels/8yuvrt8LcELCfpuQ_-g90Q.html