The crane and The rock, my best videos so far. I got a bit lucky with these.

[zxcflyer]

What do you think?

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Both nicely shot.
Crane people would like to have some of that footage I bet, those scenes from 3:30 were particularly good.

 

[Thomas B]

Well done!
I did find the crane video a bit long, edit?

 

[zxcflyer]

Well done!
I did find the crane video a bit long, edit?

Great idea! This is the best material I have.
It was my first and I allready moved towards shorter cuts.

 

[Jet skier]

Excellent control I sure wish I could do that

 

[Photo Beaty]

The crane video was fascinating and I actually watched and enjoyed the entire thing. I thought that you did a great job of smooth flying and showing different looks throughout the video. The rock video was nice, but I have to ask if all those trees that are not green are dead, if so that forest must have problems.

 

[Dannydperez]

Loved them both, but the crane video a bit long, although really great cinematic moves! These shots give me courage to try some different angles and approaches. Thanks for sharing them.

 

[BMapes]

Really nice video’s. My question is what post production software are you using, and how did you download it to the forum. I am an old goat that needs help with transferring movies. I need to send short movies to customers for there viewing . I don’t want the movies to be for general viewing by anyone . I appreciate any help thanks in advance

 

[sandratm]

Was that taken with the Mavic Mini?

 

[Lee Peachey Productions]

What do you think?

Great view of the "ROCK". I have been capturing similar footage here in Southern Oregon. See Lee Peachey Productions/Lee Peachey. SUBSCRIBE if you like.

 

[zxcflyer]

Excellent control I sure wish I could do that

Thank you. It took a lot of practice and I really think I got lucky that morning when I noticed the crane is at work again and I managed to make those smooth moves around my object of interrest.

 

[zxcflyer]

Was that taken with the Mavic Mini?

Mavic Pro

 

[zxcflyer]

Really nice video’s. My question is what post production software are you using, and how did you download it to the forum. I am an old goat that needs help with transferring movies. I need to send short movies to customers for there viewing . I don’t want the movies to be for general viewing by anyone . I appreciate any help thanks in advance

I use Shotcut for editing, then post to Youtube. Then I linked the videos to this site.

Shotcut - Home

Shotcut is a free, open source, cross-platform video editor for Windows, Mac and Linux

shotcut.org

Shotcut is free software and has all the functionality for basic work - cutting, speed, separate audio, picture in picture, filters and more.

If you don't want videos to be public, you can upload them to Youtube as private (do not select publish) and send the link to the customer.

 

[zxcflyer]

Loved them both, but the crane video a bit long, although really great cinematic moves! These shots give me courage to try some different angles and approaches. Thanks for sharing them.

Yes, it is long, I already tried to cut it shorter, but managed to reduce it only by one minute, can't make myself to remove more of that material:

Be bold, practice flying around interresting objects, that's waht I have done for months before I chanced to take these shots. Be carefull, take care, safe flying.

 

[zxcflyer]

The crane video was fascinating and I actually watched and enjoyed the entire thing. I thought that you did a great job of smooth flying and showing different looks throughout the video. The rock video was nice, but I have to ask if all those trees that are not green are dead, if so that forest must have problems.

We have a lot of European larch (Larix decidua) here, but most of the brown trees in this video look like dead spruce. There has been a massive dying of spruce here in the recent years due to drought and the European spruce bark beetle. Sad.