Aerial Photographers Recreate macOS Catalina Wallpaper with Mavic 2 Pro

[IShouldBeWorking]

Found a fun short documentary about three friends who have been recreating the various California-themed wallpapers with the latest versions of macOS. This version of the OS was named after Catalina island, so they hiked the length of the island with a Mavic 2 Pro to try an reproduce the shot Apple got. It's a pretty fun adventure story, there's some great aerial footage and it includes a couple of hilarious hand catches. Have a look:

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Awesome, thanks for posting.
They got so much into just under 14 mins, kept it really watchable.
Visited their channel and gave them a like and comment.
These young blokes will remember these trips for a long time, especially where they have hardship and push through.

 

[Skyflyer129]

That was fun to watch, cool!

 

[RickinWaST]

Must watch! Very well documented from all angles!!

 

[IShouldBeWorking]

Must watch! Very well documented from all angles!!

It really was. I was especially impressed with the cinematic aerial shots of the Mavic 2 during its flight. They never say, but I’m assuming they had a second one that one of the other guys was flying for those shots. It came out really nice.

 

[PointJoe]

One of the best videos I’ve seen on this site. Talented fun-loving guys ...

 

[Smokieflies]

Really like it. Had a friend who was following a train around to photograph. Ending up trespassing on some business who had their gate open. Called the police on here. Unfortunately not as good an outcome, yes ended up getting a fine. Thanks for sharing.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

It really was. I was especially impressed with the cinematic aerial shots of the Mavic 2 during its flight. They never say, but I’m assuming they had a second one that one of the other guys was flying for those shots. It came out really nice.

I wondered about the 2nd drone, as it was obvious out there, but you never see it.
Pretty good job sending 2 drones out like that, wasn't too close to the home point.

It was obviously fairly windy looking at the sea conditions, and that was at ground (sea) level !
At whatever altitude they went to, it was bound to be more blustery.

On the shots.
I was pretty impressed with the lads results, as with the Apple shots, you can almost bet they were taken from a heli, or slow plane, and with a DSLR or similar . . . unless the series was shot by drone, but even then, it would be a lot larger drone with better capabilities / camera, that's for sure.
Apple photographer seemed to have a slow exposure, that water seemed silky smooth.