Monty Python

[Dale Rodgers]

Castle Stalker is a four-story tower house or keep picturesquely set on a tidal islet on Loch Laich, an inlet off Loch Linnhe, Appin, Argyll, Scotland.

In recent times, the castle was brought to fame appearing in the film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" as "Castle Aaarghhh!".

Filmed in 2.7K, None (+1, 0, 0)

 

[BluesDragon]

Gotta say... the video quality was much better in the first one.

 

[Michael Ainsworth]

Always makes me home sick when I watch things like this.

 

[debric france]

Great shot ! Thanks for sharing and I am big fan of the python

 

[Former Member]

Nicely done. One of my favorite movies too.

 

[Desert-Flyer]

Best line of that movie - "Run Away - Run Away" great video..

 

[Former Member]

Best line of that movie - "Run Away - Run Away" great video..

My friends and I have been using the term "Fetchez La Vache" when someone in our lives is bothering us.

 

[frankiez]

We are the knights who say.....NI !!!

 

[debric france]

You may like some shorts I made( no drone involve at that time)
Check out the playlist( especially the middle age period) The blue link below
2016 FRENCH BITS AND PIECES /WEB SERIE/DEBRIC DEBROC - YouTube

And Master Terry about it:

 

[Dale Rodgers]

Glad it made some of you giggle. Pretty happy with those camera settings now - no more mush!

 

[debric france]

Glad it made some of you giggle. Pretty happy with those camera settings now - no more mush!

Do you filters if yes what kind?
What are your mavic settings?

 

[Dale Rodgers]

Do you filters if yes what kind?
What are your mavic settings?

No filters. Just got settings dialled in after months of struggling with watercolour mush using settings recommended by youtube gurus.

In the end I used 2.7K, no colour profile (Normal/None), +1 sharpening (that's the key to no mush), 0 contrast, 0 saturation. Flat profiles or messing with lowering contrast don't help with mush either.

Over exposure warning turned on (zebra stripes) and keep watching your histogram. Usually use auto exposure settings with manual EV correction on right wheel then lock exposure for gimbal tilt up shots or panning.

Wished I'd have used manual white balance to make colour matching easier.

Now I'm happy with settings I'll start playing with ND filters.