Hey guys, this is my favorite video I've done to date.
What do you guys think?
Thanks,
RickyMavic
What do you guys think?
Thanks,
RickyMavic
Pt 2, coming back down the volcano . . .**** man, I really thought this was one of my best ones.
If you're gonna hit me with that comment, at least let me know what you would like to see?
What kind of video would you like to see, with what kind of content?
Pt 2, coming back down the volcano . . .
Great scenery, A nice video and good editing. Were you using the gimbal cover though?
What you can improve: Your footage looks a bit washed out. You should do some color grading. Also, I suspect that your sharpness is set at -1 or -2. In this situation, it does not look good and I think you should increase your sharpness. I don't know if you were flying directly into the sun but you had too much light at multiple moments, so I suggest you get some ND filters.
I tried doing a little color grading while I was editing, I'm not very familiar with it, so I only do what I learned in basic online seminars.
I have 12 filters, 6 polarpro ones that I pretty much use religiously. However, on this day, there was shade and bright light coming from random parts of the Mountain, parting through the clouds pretty much whenever, so whenever I feel like there won't be a consistency with lighting, I just don't use a filter.
I would like you to teach me a little more about how to use the filters because I just have basic knowledge on it. As well as the sharpness that you're talking about.
Can you message me some of our tips and tricks please, I would appreciate it a lot.
I would have used the ND filters anyways. If you already have 12 filters I assume that you know enough about them and I don't think I can help a lot with that. There's a lot of useful videos on Youtube and I'm by no means an expert.
About sharpness, it's up to your preference. A low sharpness will give a dull and bland image, which some people prefer as they deem it to be more "natural" looking. A high sharpness will include more details. Per example, the trees leaves and branches won't look like a big pudding (mushy), you'll actually see each seperate branch.
I suggest you read this thread: Mavic Pro: why DJI doesn't fix this huge flickering/compression problem?
Very interesting thread about sharpness. I personally use +1 sharpness but I suggest you do tests for yourself and see what you prefer.
Given the title, I was hoping to see the volcano at some point. Up close and personal. It was like promising New York City, but ending up with long distance shots of the city from Long Island.
REALLY? hey he tried.I have some paint drying if you would like to watch,lol
Pretty pointless......Yawn
Pretty pointless......
What happened to your mavic that caused it to crash further up?
Keep the enthusiasm. As I am very new to this myself, I learned a lot from watching - saw some things I like and some things I'd do differently. What OS are you running and what software did you use for editing?
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