Recent content by PhoenixBird

Thanks for the feedback. Still working on the formula to make this long form content interesting, and you make a good point about length.

Thank you for the feedback, and good point about the altitude. This spot proved challenging to make interesting, given its very two dimensional. Next time might try a different light and see what that does.

Folks, I’m creating a series of long form relaxation videos designed for passive viewing. The kind of thing to have on that does not need a lot of concentration to enjoy, designed to be paired with your favorite music playlist. Here’s an example of my latest, shot at the Imperial Sand Dunes just...

Great reflections on the water!

Nicely done- good move at the end to finish the vid.

Nicely done, well cut and good audio on the agent. My only suggestion is adding a background to the logos that come up in the lower right; they blend into the video. But overall it looks good!

Great video. The attention you paid to the natural sound elements really set this apart.

Nicely done, like the natural sound of the waves you dubbed in. Suggestion: mix a little sound of the drone with the waves next time and see how that turns out.

One thing I have found to be helpful is a free app called Flightradar24 - it shows all aircraft in the area and you can see the direction they are moving.

Nicely done, great sequencing.

Well done. The last shot is nice with the circle of light around you.

Great question and fun reading the responses. Me, I was a television news helicopter videographer back in the 80’s - now I’m shooting with an Mavic Air and a Pro. I was hand-held with a 3/4 inch videotape camera back then. It weighed about 15 pounds and we’d take the door off to get better...

A very smooth and steady clip, and good exposure. Try tilting the gimbal up a little to include the mountains in the background more.

Nice roof flying.