3 Seasons in 1 Shot

[Ken Nash]

Like it.

 

[Qoncussion]

I do have a $50 drone I bought and practiced with while waiting for my Mavic. My cat and plants weren't happen about that but sure improved my flying skills practicing indoors.

I did the same thing when I started flying, years ago. Made a huge difference in the learning curve. Not caring if I trashed the little drone (Hubsan X4), I was able to get a bit more aggressive with the controls.

 

[Garuda]

I've been shooting this since last summer, and narrowed down the footage to the three best shots (40 second video):

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MP + DJI Go4 (I know... I know... Litchi wasn't loading properly on the first day of the shoot - and I will never use Go4 again to fly such a mission - but here it is, nonetheless...)

Golden shot! I believe when you put time and effort into a shot, that´s when the magic happens. This is a testament to that. Thank you for sharing! Got a similar project on the way (doing it manually with written down altitude, distance and rotation speed), an old military fortress in Sweden. This is the first of four clips...

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[ICHOTT]

Nicely done, though change from summer to fall isn’t as obvious as fall to winter, if you hadn’t labelled it I wouldn’t have known.

Looking forward to your next one

 

[Qoncussion]

Nicely done, though change from summer to fall isn’t as obvious as fall to winter, if you hadn’t labelled it I wouldn’t have known.

Looking forward to your next one

Truth be told... I had three or four other takes that all looked like summer. I tried several variations - but ended up dumping them, as they didn't show much change. It was the clouds in the fall shot that gave me *something* usable, before heading to the winter shot, which was very discernable. Thanks for watching!