Howdy from an RC and Photography geek 👋

[LoudThunder]

Overall I am enjoying it far more than I expected.

Great looking cars! Back in the early '70s I stated driving 1/12 gas RC Cars (.049 engines-throttle control by exhaust restriction), then got into 1/8 gas road course and oval and then in the '80s I got into electric 1/8 dirt track and 1/12 oval…

None of which could compete with today's brushless motors and lipo batteries…

Now with the drones, it's a whole new world… Good Luck!

 

[Dandoloriom]

Ok so had my first proper go today during a lunch break. We have a big strorm front coming in over the next week so wanted to get a crack before that hit. Only had about 15 mins to spare. Hope you like and feedback is welcome.

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[LoudThunder]

Hope you like and feedback is welcome.

I liked it, the beginning shot were a bit short, let them run ling enough for the viewer to enjoy the sceen. I especially like the framing and movement of the drone in the ending sequence. Good Choice of music too… You might add transitions too. Not those crazy ones that will cause epileptic fits, but fade outs/fade ins…

 

[Dandoloriom]

I liked it, the beginning shot were a bit short, let them run ling enough for the viewer to enjoy the sceen. I especially like the framing and movement of the drone in the ending sequence. Good Choice of music too… You might add transitions too. Not those crazy ones that will cause epileptic fits, but fade outs/fade ins…

Thank you. I only had 10 mins at the time and took about 4 shots. I just wanted something that i could splice together and see if i could put it to some audio. Not done it before. Thank you for the tips

 

[LoudThunder]

I only had 10 mins at the time and took about 4 shots. I just wanted something that i could splice together and see if i could put it to some audio.

Well, for a beginner, you ”Done Good!"

There are plenty of good videos on "how to" on YouTube and offered by DJI… Also, when you view another person's video, decide what you liked about it. Was it the way the scenes moved, was it the framing, was it the zooming, etc… When you see something that you liked, try to repeat it on your videos…

No matter what others say, it's important that you like the videos you create.

Good Luck!