Drone video

[tony11]

let me know what you think

 

[Thomas B]

Transitions occur to frequently in some areas. There are some stellar shots in the group.Loved the sunrise(or maybe sunset segments.

 

[tony11]

Transitions occur to frequently in some areas. There are some stellar shots in the group.Loved the sunrise(or maybe sunset segments.

Yea there was some shaky clips, tried to ”stabilize” them but had no luck so I just went with it. Tried to make the transitions go with the music. The sunset at last clip was some beauty

 

[THE CYBORG]

Like Thomas B says “There are some stellar shots in the group.Loved the sunrise “
I would try blending transitions rather than direct cuts so things don't look as if they jump from one thing to another, others will no doubt others will disagree with me

 

[Tkoglin]

let me know what you think

Very nice ?

 

[tony11]

Like Thomas B says “There are some stellar shots in the group.Loved the sunrise “
I would try blending transitions rather than direct cuts so things don't look as if they jump from one thing to another, others will no doubt others will disagree with me

I am looking into transitions. Im gonna experiment with my next video.. i wasnt a big fan of transitions but there are some that are really cool and can make a big difference

 

[tony11]

Very nice ?

Thanks man

 

[Tolsan]

Wow. I like it. Very nice footage. Ty for sharing

 

[redserv]

Enjoyed your video

 

[Twocalf]

let me know what you think

I agree with others that you've got some nice clips but for me a number of them were underexposed. I've experienced this when shooting with automatic exposure. I guess the sensor is overly influenced by the bright sky resulting in everything else being woefully underexposed. In some scenes the contrast is so great that something has to be sacrificed (i.e. blow out the sky and keep the foreground or vice-versa) and that's up to the vidographer on how to handle it. Anyway just my two cents worth since you asked.

 

[tony11]

Wow. I like it. Very nice footage. Ty for sharing

Thanks for watching bro

 

[tony11]

Enjoyed your video

Im glad u liked it, there are more on my youtube channel

 

[tony11]

I agree with others that you've got some nice clips but for me a number of them were underexposed. I've experienced this when shooting with automatic exposure. I guess the sensor is overly influenced by the bright sky resulting in everything else being woefully underexposed. In some scenes the contrast is so great that something has to be sacrificed (i.e. blow out the sky and keep the foreground or vice-versa) and that's up to the vidographer on how to handle it. Anyway just my two cents worth since you asked.

I have definitly noticed it. Color grading does help but not much. I have to look into it, maybe its drone settings and etc. I appreciate your comment bro

 

[Dale D]

let me know what you think

Beautiful footage. The lighting was so mysterious, fitting perfectly with the music sound track. Loved the hyperlapse cloud sequences. Well done- very "Hitchockian." (my own made up terminology I guess).

 

[redserv]

I have definitly noticed it. Color grading does help but not much. I have to look into it, maybe its drone settings and etc. I appreciate your comment bro

Great videos keep them up I just subbed you. Hope you have a look at my channel as well. I am from the Caribbean islands

 

[Dale D]

Great videos keep them up I just subbed you. Hope you have a look at my channel as well. I am from the Caribbean islands

Are referring to the Big Sky Montana video I just published through this forum? If so, I can refer you to my Vimeo page where I have several more videos you might be interested in. And by the way, good luck with the impending storm (Dorian). We just missed it.

 

[passedpawn]

Nice video. Try crossfade transitions. They are the easiest on the eyes I think.

 

[Dale D]

Nice video. Try crossfade transitions. They are the easiest on the eyes I think.

I use crossfades a lot in Premier but they still take up space and I was trying to make this video as short as possible. For the quick cut transitions, I try to show groups of 4-5 individual stills (not videos) that are related in subject. For a more slowly paced video, I often us crossfades.

Thanks for the tip.

 

[tony11]

Great videos keep them up I just subbed you. Hope you have a look at my channel as well. I am from the Caribbean islands

Thanks bro. Dident find your channel, share here so we can check it out

 

[tony11]

Nice video. Try crossfade transitions. They are the easiest on the eyes I think.

I am looking its transitions for my next video