I had a lovely time today flying at the Morden Park flying field. The sun was out and the winds were light and, as (perhaps sadly)usual, no other flyers were present and I had the place to myself.
So I started flying and for the first time ascended to just over 100 feet. This actually gave me a sense of confidence which perhaps showed in that I also flew further out (though still in VLOS) than I had before.
I felt confident enough to spend time watching the video feed that resulted in better footage.
A couple of very friendly and interested people came over and I enjoyed explaining things to them when answering their questions.
Here is a video that I put together. It was shot in 4K and looks great on my iPad though I think YT down-scales it. There is no colour adjustment applied.
Hi Ed,
Thanks very much for your reply.
The short answer to your question is that I donāt know. I use LumaFusion on my iPad Pro for video editing and it includes some royalty-free music in several genres. It describes itself as being a āHollywood Trailerā
Not much help Iām afraid but it seemed to fit well with the footage I shot
Cheers. Luma Fusion is on my wish list for when I actually get around to using the camera properly. Iām just practising flying it at the moment. Iād like to get to the level where if a āsituationā develops, my instinctive reaction will be the correct one rather than panic-flying straight into the seagullās beak
LumaFusion is Ā£20 for iOS and while I am sure more high end products offer greater capabilities, I have been really impressed with the wealth of features in LF.
Also I like editing on my iPad in 4K
I highly recommend it
