Hahhaha. It still is a bit hard to find for the average Joe. The Fingerlakes Trail actually runs alongside the creek and crosses just above the big falls. I have talked to people that have hiked the trail and were like, really, a falls that big and we missed it? I tell them they crossed the creek close enough that if they fell it may have been the last time and they are shocked.
Much better than before. One useful tip - DO NOT fly into the sun while videoing / taking pics. You can see that nasty glare and that is what happens when doing that.
Thanks! When flying out to where I started recording the sun was very bright so I waited til I got there to start and the glare was still strong. I think timing and technique are what I need to practice. I think everything wrong in all of my videos comes down to not mnowing what I am doing. Lol
Not at all. We ALL learn, mostly by trial and error. Sometimes this forum is a great help in avoiding some issues, but taking pics / vids is not really one of those. It's a hands on doing it kind of thing. After many of the same things you have been doing, it finally clicked in this old brain, with some help here as well; to fly out beyond where I want to shoot pics / vids with a bright overhead sun. Then I backtrack with the sun in the background versus foreground and don't get as much nasty glare - depending on what I'm shooting. Any reflective type surface - snow, water, etc WILL still have glare but far less that may be controllable using manual settings or like I fly with a very low ND or PL filter. Many poo poo ND's but they work for me. Maybe not for them; but when in bright sun / no cloud kind of flying - you have to use many things to achieve a good end result and an ND4 that I got with my Air2 FlyMore does just that. I've never even taken the other 2 higher filters out of the case. A PL will certainly help on the glare side if you don't want to use an ND.
