As promised part 2 of my best footage of 2019

[drekko]

Hey guys! I posted here a few weeks ago part 1 of my best drone footage of 2019 : Best Mavic 2 Pro Footage of 2019 Part 1

As promised I worked on part 2 as I had a lot more footage. Here it is:

Hope you enjoy it!
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[brett8883]

Hey guys! I posted here a few weeks ago part 1 of my best drone footage of 2019 : Best Mavic 2 Pro Footage of 2019 Part 1

As promised I worked on part 2 as I had a lot more footage. Here it is:

Hope you enjoy it!
Consider subscribing for motivation to create more videos
Have a great day!

Fantastic I love it.

Could you explain what and how you are doing these “punch in” transitions please? I realize that you are doing it between scenes with different camera angles but I can’t quite figure out the formula for what you are doing to the footage. I like it a lot. Somehow helps orient the viewer to the the new camera angle and adds a “punch” to the transition.

It seems to me there is a couple frames of blur between the scenes. I managed to capture one here.
Obviously this isn’t natural, some kind of path blur? Anyway could you speak to how you do that effect and your formula on when to use it please?

Thanks

 

[Proffy]

Nice vid!

 

[drekko]

Fantastic I love it.

Could you explain what and how you are doing these “punch in” transitions please? I realize that you are doing it between scenes with different camera angles but I can’t quite figure out the formula for what you are doing to the footage. I like it a lot. Somehow helps orient the viewer to the the new camera angle and adds a “punch” to the transition.

It seems to me there is a couple frames of blur between the scenes. I managed to capture one here. View attachment 92941
Obviously this isn’t natural, some kind of path blur? Anyway could you speak to how you do that effect and your formula on when to use it please?

Thanks

Hi thanks for watching. They are called zoom transitions

You can look them up how to do them on YouTube!

 

[brett8883]

Hi thanks for watching. They are called zoom transitions

You can look them up how to do them on YouTube!

Great thanks!

 

[drekko]

Great thanks!

Your welcome!

 

[Dedal]

Great... Now I'm never gonna upload anything... Maybe a calendar, map or something, but not a video, that's for sure. I wanna "beam" myself to 2:49.