WWII plane wreckage | Vought F4U Corsair fighter

[AerialTom]

Aerial views of a wrecked WWII plane. This plane made an emergency landing on the 9th October 1944. The Canadian pilot escaped alive but with several injuries.

Location: Lough Foyle, Ballykelly.

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[GCMM2P]

Nice!

 

[RickinWaST]

Thanks for sharing. Three points: (1) The video was slightly underexposed. (2) Incorporate cinematic maneuvers in your videos. YouTube offers some great tutorials. (3) Along the same line, I wanted to see more close up shots of the subject.

 

[unionglzr]

Aerial views of a wrecked WWII plane. This plane made an emergency landing on the 9th October 1944. The Canadian pilot escaped alive but with several injuries.

Location: Lough Foyle, Ballykelly.

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there is supposedly a B25 crashed on camels hump mountain in Vermont would love to be able to find that with the drone

 

[AerialTom]

Thanks for sharing. Three points: (1) The video was slightly underexposed. (2) Incorporate cinematic maneuvers in your videos. YouTube offers some great tutorials. (3) Along the same line, I wanted to see more close up shots of the subject.

Totally agree, video took about 5 minutes to create. Will post a new and improved one soon. Thanks for the feedback [emoji1303]

 

[DCSensui]

That’s really cool.

Regarding exposure, it’s best to maintain highlight details, then open up the shadows during grading.

Of course Some of the specular highlights won’t hold detail, but maintaining highlight details is part of getting footage to look less like video and more like film.

Hard to beat a drone for something like this. It would probably be very challenging to walk across that mud flat.

 

[AerialTom]

That’s really cool.

Regarding exposure, it’s best to maintain highlight details, then open up the shadows during grading.

Of course Some of the specular highlights won’t hold detail, but maintaining highlight details is part of getting footage to look less like video and more like film.

Hard to beat a drone for something like this. It would probably be very challenging to walk across that mud flat.

Even when the tide is really far out, it’s still quite difficult to get close to the crash site. The mud is quicksand-like, risky enough.