The Edge - Bamford Edge and the Derwent Dams

[blusnapper]

Final edit of my latest video of Bamford Edge, the Ladybower Dam and Ashopton Bridge. Be sure to listen with sound turned on.

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[ArranEye]

What a fabulous location!

 

[Piranha]

Nice!!!

 

[4wd]

Where it's arcing slowly behind you on the rocks looks like a DJI promo shot.
Care to share settings?
Lovely lighting has helped make it special.

 

[Joepublic99]

Great! I bought Mavic at weekend cos in July I am off on a trip through Australia and I need to do a steep learning curve by the way how do you make it go around you without looking at it?

 

[gavcuk]

It is an awesome clip, very nicely done. If I were being picky I'd say the circling shot is overdone and held too long.

Probably perfect for you but for third parties it can feel like you are waiting for the next scene

 

[blusnapper]

Where it's arcing slowly behind you on the rocks looks like a DJI promo shot.
Care to share settings?
Lovely lighting has helped make it special.

ND8 filter, manual 1/50 ISO100 Mix of manual control and POI mode.

 

[blusnapper]

Great! I bought Mavic at weekend cos in July I am off on a trip through Australia and I need to do a steep learning curve by the way how do you make it go around you without looking at it?

Use Point of Interest mode under the Intellligent Flight options in DJI GO4 app. Enjoy your trip. Australia is awesome.

 

[ThreeGs]

Loved it! Did you do all that flying from that single location? Flying under the bridge at that distance would be terrifying! Thanks for the show, and PLEASE step back from that edge.

 

[M4RK]

Amazing footage and appropriate music score. I mountain bike around the reservoirs up there when I get time.

Where were you standing when you did the shot under the arch of the bridge?

How many batteries did you bring?!!

 

[JoostGT3]

Wonderful! I love how you created a focal point by standing on that ledge. It provides nice scale to the background.

Btw, Just today I saw some footage of two lancasters flying there to commemorate the dam busters raid... fantastic!

 

[HueJorgan]

Stunning

The 'widescreen' effect always makes landscape footage like that look epic

Not one 'wasted' shot, apart from maybe the lingering poi shots, maybe a little too long, or one to many but hey I'm being very picky there

 

[blusnapper]

Loved it! Did you do all that flying from that single location? Flying under the bridge at that distance would be terrifying! Thanks for the show, and PLEASE step back from that edge.

No, I flew the bridge clips on two seperate occasions from the top of Win Hill which provides excellent views of Ashopton Bridge. Thanks for your kind comments.

 

[Karl2951]

Cracking film

 

[blusnapper]

Amazing footage and appropriate music score. I mountain bike around the reservoirs up there when I get time.

Where were you standing when you did the shot under the arch of the bridge?

How many batteries did you bring?!!

Thank you. The bridge footage was shot from Win Hill. 2 batteries.

 

[blusnapper]

Wonderful! I love how you created a focal point by standing on that ledge. It provides nice scale to the background.

Btw, Just today I saw some footage of two lancasters flying there to commemorate the dam busters raid... fantastic!

Thank you. Military aircraft, specifically Hercules C-130 and chinooks, fly low almost daily over the dams. You have to exercise caution when flying and a good spotter is essential.

 

[blusnapper]

Stunning

The 'widescreen' effect always makes landscape footage like that look epic

Not one 'wasted' shot, apart from maybe the lingering poi shots, maybe a little too long, or one to many but hey I'm being very picky there

Thank you, I have to agree.

 

[EJay]

I agree with the comments here -great production.
I sense you did a fair bit to sync with music [emoji445] too?

 

[naeemr86]

Loved it so beautiful

 

[Derlisz]

Just wow!