Recent content by IlluminationsfromtheAttic

This waterfall is completely innaccessible from the ground, so I used the long lenses on the Mavic 3 Pro to film it from a distance.

My first attempt at creating a video with the Mini 4 Pro using repeated waypoint flights, showing the transition from a bright summer day with a clear sky to a stormy day in early autumn. I did find that with this flight the Mini 4 Pro seemed to have a hard time replicating more complicated...

In this video I compare D-log, D-log M, HLG, and Normal profiles, as well as compare graded vs ungraded D-log and D-log M footage captured with the DJI Mavic 3 Pro.

I made it up to Mt. St. Helens NVM before they shut down the entire Western side of the Monument on Monday, and hiked way out up a ridge to get a view of where a landslide took out the bridge on SR 504. Folks, this is going to take a long time to repair! My guess is that record high temps...

All settings the same. Shot with automatic exposure, 4K 30fps, H.264, normal color profile. I used digital zoom on the original Mavic 3 to roughly match the length off the medium telephoto lens on the Mavic 3 Pro. Obviously, the dedicated camera and lens on the Mavic 3 Pro is way better than...

If I can spare some time and internet bandwidth, I'll shoot some short clips and share it here via WeTransfer.

Thank you! I'm not really setup for sharing footage like that at the moment - uploading it takes a very long time on my slow connection (this video took several days to upload). However, this video I filmed last week is completely unedited: Also, I'm planning to film several more videos testing...

I filmed this video over the course of my first few weeks with the Mavic 3 Pro, and I think it might be the best aerial video I've ever filmed! The new 70mm camera on the Mavic 3 Pro has enabled me to greatly expand the potential for creative composition when filming with a drone.

Comparison test of the neutral density (ND) filter set for the Mavic 3 Pro. I'm very impressed by how there seems to be practically no appreciable color cast or image degradation, even with the ND64 filter.