Any advice, something to fix is welcome

[DiscoverSpain]

Working on this video. Any advice, ideas to improve, critics, things to fix, ...etc. are welcome.

Thank you!

 

[Trippp]

Stunningly beautiful! Which drone?

 

[DiscoverSpain]

Stunningly beautiful! Which drone?

Mavic 2 Pro

 

[MARK (LI)]

I don't know what could be improved upon...everything about it is very well done, ...the video, the flying...the music

 

[DiscoverSpain]

I don't know what could be improved upon...everything about it is very well done, ...the video, the flying...the music

Thank you for watch and comment it!

 

[AVLJMA]

Working on this video. Any advice, ideas to improve, critics, things to fix, ...etc. are welcome.

Thank you!

That video is spectacular. It made me want to pack my bags and come see it in person. Nicely done.

 

[Mike52]

Stunningly beautifu! I can’t suggest any improvements! I do have a question if you don’t mind. My wife and I have gone to Spain every year from 2014 through 2019. It’s our favorite travel destination. Obviously, Covid put a stop to that for the time being. When we finally get to go back I was wondering if I should take my Mini 2. Certainly I will do my own research on this but I would appreciate any insight you might have into the practicalities of droning in Spain.

 

[DiscoverSpain]

Stunningly beautifu! I can’t suggest any improvements! I do have a question if you don’t mind. My wife and I have gone to Spain every year from 2014 through 2019. It’s our favorite travel destination. Obviously, Covid put a stop to that for the time being. When we finally get to go back I was wondering if I should take my Mini 2. Certainly I will do my own research on this but I would appreciate any insight you might have into the practicalities of droning in Spain.

You can fly the Mini 2, without using the camera, without having to do any red tape but since I guess that's not the case, I'm going to the case that you want to shoot with it.

As I also assume that you live outside Europe and you don't have a European license, I'll tell you about the formalities:

- You have to register as a drone operator. You have the procedure and info here: [ Registro y declaración de operadores de UAS | Sede AESA ].

- From the previous page, you also have to register the drone / drones.

- You have to obtain the A1 license (on-line exam) You can do it from Formación de pilotos UAS/drones en categoría ‘abierta’ | AESA-Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea - Ministerio de Fomento

It's a very simple exam but I don´t know if it's available on English

- You have to take out a liability insurance, at least, for the days that you fly

- You have to put fireproof plates with your data on the drone and controller.

You can fly the Mini 2, in open category A1 (normal regulations: maximum 120 meters high and over the city, maximum 20 meters high).

You can check the flight zones here: ENAIRE Drones

I'm sorry there are so many things to do and I hope I helped you.

 

[BigAl07]

Fix? The ONLY thing wrong with that video is I didn't shoot it LOL!

What a gorgeous area and amazing video. Well done and thank you for sharing

 

[MS Coast]

Once again, you've created a wonderful video that's expanded the list of places in Spain we intend to visit as soon as travel is a little easier.

There are two small things that I'd suggest. Just a marginally qualified opinion. Ignore at will.

1) Remove the brief clip at approximately 2:20 that includes the car with the flashing lights. It distracts the viewer and makes them look for the emergency.
2) Remove the first seven seconds of the introduction. It's just too long and jarring. The one "wink" of the logo with the camera shutter sound at 0:07 would be very nice.

Thanks for sharing another great video and providing me with another example of what to shoot for in my flying and editing.

 

[MARK (LI)]

You can fly the Mini 2, without using the camera, without having to do any red tape but since I guess that's not the case, I'm going to the case that you want to shoot with it.

As I also assume that you live outside Europe and you don't have a European license, I'll tell you about the formalities:

- You have to register as a drone operator. You have the procedure and info here: [ Registro y declaración de operadores de UAS | Sede AESA ].

- From the previous page, you also have to register the drone / drones.

- You have to obtain the A1 license (on-line exam) You can do it from Formación de pilotos UAS/drones en categoría ‘abierta’ | AESA-Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea - Ministerio de Fomento

It's a very simple exam but I don´t know if it's available on English

- You have to take out a liability insurance, at least, for the days that you fly

- You have to put fireproof plates with your data on the drone and controller.

You can fly the Mini 2, in open category A1 (normal regulations: maximum 120 meters high and over the city, maximum 20 meters high).

You can check the flight zones here: ENAIRE Drones

I'm sorry there are so many things to do and I hope I helped you.

...And people here in US complain about FAA regs?

 

[Dale D]

Working on this video. Any advice, ideas to improve, critics, things to fix, ...etc. are welcome.

Thank you!

A beautiful film done with expertise! Bravo! Not a single criticism from me. You did everything perfectly.

Dale
Miami

 

[Crash Gibby]

Working on this video. Any advice, ideas to improve, critics, things to fix, ...etc. are welcome.

Thank you!

I watch all your videos. I see no improvements needed. Pleasure to watch.

 

[goforit]

Very nice video. I've played around with some video editing in my photography. Your first fade-out to fade-in between scenes is a professional touch and I think it could have been used again in some of the scene changes. The effect of one scene dissolving into the next without a blackout looks good in some cases also. The background music is a nice touch also but it sounds sad. I would look for other music selections to see how it changes the mood. But, as I said before good work!

 

[Mike52]

You can fly the Mini 2, without using the camera, without having to do any red tape but since I guess that's not the case, I'm going to the case that you want to shoot with it.

As I also assume that you live outside Europe and you don't have a European license, I'll tell you about the formalities:

- You have to register as a drone operator. You have the procedure and info here: [ Registro y declaración de operadores de UAS | Sede AESA ].

- From the previous page, you also have to register the drone / drones.

- You have to obtain the A1 license (on-line exam) You can do it from Formación de pilotos UAS/drones en categoría ‘abierta’ | AESA-Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea - Ministerio de Fomento

It's a very simple exam but I don´t know if it's available on English

- You have to take out a liability insurance, at least, for the days that you fly

- You have to put fireproof plates with your data on the drone and controller.

You can fly the Mini 2, in open category A1 (normal regulations: maximum 120 meters high and over the city, maximum 20 meters high).

You can check the flight zones here: ENAIRE Drones

I'm sorry there are so many things to do and I hope I helped you.

Thank you for the very detailed information! You’re correct that I would use my Mini 2 to shoot video and not just to fly. I’ll have to think carefully about whether I want to go through the registration and testing process, which seems more complicated than here in the United States. In any case, thank you again for your help. I‘m looking forward to returning to your beautiful country, with or without my drone!

 

[DiscoverSpain]

Fix? The ONLY thing wrong with that video is I didn't shoot it LOL!

What a gorgeous area and amazing video. Well done and thank you for sharing

LOL!! Thank you!

 

[DiscoverSpain]

Once again, you've created a wonderful video that's expanded the list of places in Spain we intend to visit as soon as travel is a little easier.

There are two small things that I'd suggest. Just a marginally qualified opinion. Ignore at will.

1) Remove the brief clip at approximately 2:20 that includes the car with the flashing lights. It distracts the viewer and makes them look for the emergency.
2) Remove the first seven seconds of the introduction. It's just too long and jarring. The one "wink" of the logo with the camera shutter sound at 0:07 would be very nice.

Thanks for sharing another great video and providing me with another example of what to shoot for in my flying and editing.

I totally agree with you that the worst part of the video is the intro with the logo but as I'm not very good at making intros, nor working with FX and so far this is what I have achieved, for the moment I'm going to leave it like this until I can do something better. By the way, anyone want to make an intro for my channel?

Regarding the car scene with the flashing lights, I don't see it as a problem.

Thank you very much for your time to watch the video, your nice comments and write your suggestions.

 

[DiscoverSpain]

...And people here in US complain about FAA regs?

I think the FAA examination and registration is much simpler than what we have in Europe. Over here, without A2 and A3 license, very little can be done.

 

[DiscoverSpain]

A beautiful film done with expertise! Bravo! Not a single criticism from me. You did everything perfectly.

Dale
Miami

Than you for so nice comments!!

 

[DiscoverSpain]

I watch all your videos. I see no improvements needed. Pleasure to watch.

Thank you!