2 Pro Second shot alignment 6 months later

[RadioFlyerMan]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

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[Jack43]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

Hi John,

WOW, I am totally blown away by your video! I've never seen anything like it from an amateur filmmaker. Absolutely fantastic what you show us. I have already watched the video three times and will definitely watch it a few more times. ?
Big compliment! ???
I think you used Lichi, right?
I wonder if I can do the same with my Mini2?
Thanks for the great video!
Cheers Paul... my jaw is slowly coming up again ?

 

[hychewright]

Just mind-boggling!!! Fantastic. You certainly are a Pro when it comes to film making. I'm sure you have some good post opt video software. What you have done is just outstanding! You got me by 3 years on age...... so there may be hope for me after all.

 

[Prop Wash]

That was amazing!! Blending your transitions to the same object - Stunning!
You got skills!

 

[Mynah]

Brilliant!

 

[MS Coast]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

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This is, without doubt, the best drone video I've ever seen.

I'm absolutely stunned. My photographer girlfriend and I just watched it twice and "wowed" of "oohed" every bit as much the second time. And we're planning to have another look this evening, along with several more of your videos.

Thanks very much for sharing this. It's going to inspire me to do a lot of study and work, or maybe just to sell my drone and give up.

 

[Gagey52]

What can you say except well done Sir. Loved every thing about it, subject, transitions and the music. When here comes the sun started I had a smile a mile wide. Again well done.
Regards

 

[Tufargon]

Ok, i've never seen anything like it. It's incredible! You got talent brother!

 

[old man mavic]

@RadioFlyerMan hi my friend ,with so many of your brilliant videos that you have posted on the forum ,i am running out of adjective's to describe your work and skills
take care
yours OMM

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

@RadioFlyerMan hi my friend ,with so many of your brilliant videos that you have posted on the forum ,i am running out of adjective's to describe your work and skills
take care
yours OMM

Thanks for your kind words. It makes all the work enjoyable and worth it.

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

Hey all, thanks so much for watching and enjoying my video. It motivates me to do more.

 

[Jack43]

Hey all, thanks so much for watching and enjoying my video. It motivates me to do more.

Hi John, are you really 74 years old? Or is 74 the year of birth? However, you are a "Pro" ????
cheers Paul

 

[Chris4koi]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

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I'm impressed by your transitions, keeping track and speed of winter to summer shots, fantastic camera work and drone alignments ?

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

Hi John, are you really 74 years old? Or is 74 the year of birth? However, you are a "Pro" ????
cheers Paul

The sad truth is I am really 74. ? And my hands are being challenged with cerebral shake. Some days the magic works, some days it doesn’t. But it’s the pilots on this forum that keep me going.

 

[Barbara]

Beautifully done, loved the video. I can see I have much to learn.

I understand the challenge of aligning things. I use Litchi to repeat missions, but it is far from 100% repeatable with waypoint locations and headings. I spend much time in post stretching aligning and cropping my images.

 

[Made2Phly]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

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I am going to send a letter to the producers of the series "Planet Earth." Your flying and especially post production skills rival anything their folks produce. Wouldn't it be cool to see you in their credits roll !!

 

[offtheback]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

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An incredible production!BRAVO!

 

[MavicAir2Marc]

Awesome job! Very creative transitions. I'm sure it took plenty of planning and inventiveness.

 

[Lets Fly]

How do you align the drone and camera to the same position, altitude, speed, and gimbal angle for a second shot… six months later? For a distant field of view, waypoints works pretty good, with the barometer as its weakest link. But for close proximity, low altitude and canopy covered shots, different methods must be employed. That’s the challenge of producing the transitions in After the Winter. Try it for yourself and see what you can do.

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Simply the best video that i've seen on this forum. Thanks for sharing and giving others something to shoot for, although that target is very far away. Excellent.

 

[RadioFlyerMan]

I am going to send a letter to the producers of the series "Planet Earth." Your flying and especially post production skills rival anything their folks produce. Wouldn't it be cool to see you in their credits roll !!

Ed... as long as I can get my hands on a two-person operated Inspire! ?