2 Pro Arches National Park - Windows Section (with Blackmagic 4K Film to Rec709 LUT)

[MPone]

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I find that this LUT has a more realistic color saturation.

The Windows Section is considered by some to be the beating heart of Arches National Park. The area contains a large concentration of arches and is one of the most scenic locations in the park. North Window, Turret Arch, and Double Arch are just a few of the awe-inspiring expanses you’ll find in just over two square miles.

 

[CorralesDan]

Very nice video, but that's a National Park. How were you able to fly there?

 

[spamgnome]

Very nice video, but that's a National Park. How were you able to fly there?

it actually doesn't look like a drone was used.

 

[gajman]

I have used my drone as a hand-held camera before. The zoom functions and stabilization are quite handy without actually flying.

 

[MPone]

Very nice video, but that's a National Park. How were you able to fly there?

Didn't use the drone for filming instead the DJI Pocket 2.

 

[MPone]

it actually doesn't look like a drone was used.

Correct!

 

[MPone]

I have used my drone as a hand-held camera before. The zoom functions and stabilization are quite handy without actually flying.

Absolutely! Especially if one wants to simulate flying thru tight spaces.

 

[HoozierDroneDaddy]

it actually doesn't look like a drone was used.

Agree you can see the monopod and camera shadow in a couple of the scenes.

 

[Dale D]

Very nice video, but that's a National Park. How were you able to fly there?

Dan:
I thought we already settled that question. He is using a gimbal such as an Osmo Pocket or an Osmo 4 or 5 with an iPhone for stabilization(or both) . He is not using a drone.

Dale