A recent trip Arabba in the Dolomites allowed me to try the drone in various situations. So pleased with the result I made this video for the organisers (who I can wholly recommend :))
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This is my kind of video, different + interesting. The initial pano shots did make me a little dizzy and the bursts of stills are pretty intense, but again, makes a change from the normal default boring stuff so I applaud the effort.
It is very intense, but 6 days in 4m50 doesn’t really allow much more. The 360 pano rotate is something new I’m playing with.
I like ‘different’ - it’s in my DNA, so thank you.
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Same, I am trying to be creative with my stuff but at the same time make it watchable / maintain interest, which is a hard balance to strike. There is a channel near me that posts a video every day (must be retired as that is a lot of work) and some of it is relevant and informative, but it is always a minute or so of grey, straight line, no gimbal or pan - and it just gets really boring really quickly.
As Iearnt when flying about over London in a chopper, its amazing for the first few hours then suddently the novelty vanishes and everything looks the same. Sky, horizon, ground. The end.
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Like it.
Great video production, it would be nice to linger a little onger on the stills but other than that Wow!
Ale then it would be 8-10 minutes long! I thought 4m50 was about the limit!
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Nice and lively, but just too fast on the stills to the point of being annoying. Edit stuff out rather than chuck it all in too fast to take in.