How to COMPLETELY Transform Your Cinematic DRONE Footage 🔸NOT Settings & Drone ND Filters
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Hey Flying Camera Crew! Welcome to another playful beginner drone tutorial for more cinematic drone footage. The whole gist here is drone beginners are spending a disproportionate amount of time on drone nd filters and drone settings: a huge distraction from creativity & practicing cinematography, which are the only true path to cinematic drone footage.
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I'm confused, Ted. As a beginner, I'm really gravitating towards your instructional videos compared to the other many channels, because I like your focus more on the artistic approach, rather than obsessing over the settings.
BUUUUUT...in this video, you favored the ND64 filter as your go-to during mid-day flight....but 6 months ago, during one of your videos, you were all about the ND32.
So what changed your mind between then and now?
no further comment! You are still my hero, protecting the drone-world against the ND-filter Mafia 😎
And dont forget about the 60Hz mafia!! 😎
This was so informative Ted. Trying to learn drone cinematography on most YT channels has led to so much procrastination that creativeness gets suffocated. Always appreciate how you try to emphasise on cinematography/creativity to enable newbies like me to actually go out and film. Bravo, Sir 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Paul! I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Yup it’s easy to get overly distracted by the hundreds of settings & accessories available in our hobby. It’s a pretty complicated hobby compared to a hobby like…..water color painting. Much less distractions/options.
When Ted speaks, drone pilots listen. 👍🏽
thank buddy.
Well said, Ted! I am sick of all those settings & filters videos, made by the majority of Droning(on) TH-camrs; yours is a much more practical and pragmatic approach. Thanks! Ian :-)
Ian I appreciate you watching and supporting. Yup those filter & settings episodes get all the clicks. When I create an episode about “learning cinematography”……crickets. Ahhh well.
I’m an engineer and don’t have a movie making background. For people like me it’s so easy to get hung up on technical details and optics. Thanks for teaching the rest of the creative process. It’s been eye opening and I’m looking forward to more from you.
Michael thank you for letting me know my playful little tutorials are helpful. Yup when i was a beginner i totally got caught up in settings and specs and accessories. Now i ignore specs and accessories, I put exposure on auto and now focus 100% on creativity.
Great insight! I like to say, "Don't get wrapped around the axle!" You have earned a new subscriber for sure!
I’ve followed these concepts and they are spot on for the dynamics of drone cinematography. You have absolutely nailed it Ted. Thanks for your inspiration 🙏🙏
You are right, Ted. Many people go into technical issues forgetting creativity. Love watching your videos
Pavel i really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment my friend.
Excellent Ted. Your combination of enthusiasm and attention to detail where it matters is quite infectious. Thanks for your hard work and keep it coming.
Thanks again for the great advice. I've been flying my camera for 5 years, I started out feeling creative but then kind of hit a wall. Watching your videos is definately helping me clear my head.
Thanks for sharing your passion and experience, Ted. Truly appreciated.
Yours is my favorite Drone Channel! Having your focus being the act of creation rather than emersion in technical minutiae makes perfect sense to me (now). Considering your drone to be a "Tripod in the sky," is a great way to look at the craft of aerial imagery and I try to remember to practice that way. Lastly, and mostly, I applaud your enthusiasm. Great Spirit, man!
Dude, I love your narrative, especially your passion for your art.
Loving your vids, buddy! Great way to starting the week! Keep it up and keep 'em coming!
Good video Ted, very interesting. Totally agree, especially on the filters & settings 👍
So true Ted! Always helpful and no BS! 👍👍
Thank you for this Ted. I've always naturally used auto settings for the reasons you describe. As you move the drone, the lighting changes, and the drone does a better job of adapting those settings than I can. Loved this video!
Marcus I appreciate it my friend. Enjoy your new M4P.
Thanks Ted! Another compelling, educational and fun video from you. Always thought-provoking and invariably positive, well done and thanks again.
Ben wow thank you for the kind words my friend. the power of optimism!
Just love you’re videos. You’re so right. Whenever I attempt to make a cinematic video I just go out and get content and think about composition, interesting smooth actions. It’s only for my own family and friends and really enjoy it. Problem with the uk is the weather is terrible😂
Another Masterclass Ted, well done, really love your approach to Filmmaking....and the flying camera 🙂👍
Another great video. Thx for keeping the inspiration coming.
Inspiring advice - thanks for your time and effort!
The world needs more Ted, You are some serious sunshine, brother.
Top Job !! Great videos Thanks Ted..
Thank you, brother. As a recovering engineer and professional boring land camera photographer, I have a natural affinity towards complex settings. As a drone newbie who is still spending a lot of bandwidth thinking about keeping it in the air and avoiding obstacles, your minimalist approach to settings is attractive!! I've don't my first few practice sessions in full auto and agree that the algorithm ( Mini4Pro) is fluid and accurate! Just subscribed and look forward to catching up with your non-conventional wisdom.
Thanks Ted, love your videos. Actually look forward to them. Keep up the good work! God bless you brother!
Shawn thank you for letting me know you find value in my playful little tutorials. I try to make them…..unique & interesting. I’m not always sure it lands. But the only way to know is try. Hey I loved your bridge episode.
@@TedNemeth You inspired me to make that one. Thank you.
Ted, so looking forward to your list of channels to learn cinematography from. Also looking forward to more videos on the subject from you
Loved this video. By following you and watching you previous videos, you have helped me to improve my drone flying. I still have a long way to go. Having the Mavic 3, I can select f/11. As long as I am on a bright day, I'll set for f/11, and leave everything else in auto, No Nd filters. It works fantastic and allows me to concentrate on flying. Thank You!
Love your work, Ted. An inspiration
Dominic! that is amazing. Truly thank you for supporting the channel my friend. Welcome aboard.
Awesome Video, as always. Reminds us civilised human beeings on the core fundamentals. 👍
Keep going Ted
Ted sir you really are top man , your videos are so detailed. I always use your advice and I will be on this 😊
Fantastic video Ted, with some absolute gems! I particularly love the idea of thinking of myself as a landscape videographer. Its so odd, but as a landscape photograpger who started making videos, it has never occurred to me before to think of myself as a landscape videographer, yet that's such a perfect fit! And I think you're spot on that thinking of myself that way, and as a Storyteller too, will make a big shift in my work.
I'm still fairly new to drone filming, but I immediately was more interested in learning what looked good and trying to practice aerial cinematography than the technical aspects. I spent one day letting my partner fly it, because I thought he'd do a better job than me (because hes a pilot 🤣) and as I watched him zooming it all over the place I realised that not only did the way he flew it cause me anxiety, but more importantly he would likely never film shots the way I'd like, because to him it was about flying, whereas to me it was about filming. We both decided he wouldnt fly it again 😄
Thank you for another excellent episode, Ted 👍
Thank you for this. I was having trouble figuring out how what I was doing wrong with my flying. This video renewed my passion by helping me change my perspective. Gave me a push to get over my slump.
yesssssssss! There is no bigger compliment possible for a teacher to hear than they “renewed the passion” for someone. Thank you.
Hi Ted, been watching your channel here in the UK for a while now and i just love your simplistic aproach on this and the way you concentrate more on the creative side rather than getting bogged down with all those confusing settings and just waisting your valuable flying time.
I was getting lost in a see of videos regarding ND filters and so confused as to what ones I should buy and use for for any given situation or weather conditions, that was untill I watched this one, I am now going order just the nd64 for video and an nd1000 for long exposure photos 👌
Keep up the good work my friend and thanks for keeping it reel 👊
Andy you wrote an incredible note here. I’m SUPER grateful you found value in my playful tutorials. When i was a beginner i listened to all the TH-cam drone experts and ended up wasting time on all the wrong things. So i did a bunch of testing and found what worked for me. This channel is me sharing what worked for me. And I’m still learning and testing and sharing. It never ends. Thankfully!
Welcome aboard Andy.
This is an incredible class! Thank you so much.
Landscape videographer, I like that. That defines what I want to be
Ted, you are so right👍👌👊I know, but sometimes it’s fun to experiment with some filters. In auto great results can be achieved and a profile like D-log (M) is usefull if you want to colorgrade. The exposure lock is a good way to prevent exposure changes. To get some motion blur and protect te lens I mostly use ND16, 32 or NDPL. In most scenario’s that just fine. Greetings from 🇳🇱
Hi Ted
I mostly use auto while filming and manual for photo.
When I had the Mini1 on sunny days my filter was the ND32. On cloudier days I try the ND16 or even ND8 before taking off and use the entire session.
Now with the Mini3 Pro I start with the ND64 or ND64PL depending where I am flying.
I tend to have my videos a little under exposed and correct on post.
Ted, love your videos and approach. I am learning and relearning from you. Keep it up.
hey Frank. thank you my friend. I really appreciate it. Let’s have a great 2024
Hello Ted, nice sharing 😎🤝
Wow! Really love your content delivery and easy to understand explanations of complex concepts. Thank you! (Just subscribed)
oh man i truly appreciate that. i put a lot of work into these simple little episodes. Thank you for letting me know that landed with you. Is there a specific topic you’d like me to cover in an upcoming episode?
Great stuff Ted!!!!
Thank you!!!
thank you Jim. Much appreciated
that takes me back to when I was a boy and my dad was teaching me how to get great photos paying attention to the artistic aspects, framing and lighting on 35mm stills camera shots,. Great video and sound advice. I haven't got a drone as yet, but I have to say this is really inspiring me to do so to practice a new art form as well as the enjoyment of flying. Thank you .
Simon thank you for sharing! I too bonded with my dad over cameras. I remember when i was about 7 years old (1979) when my mom would leave for work on saturday i would help my dad turn the bathroom into a darkroom so we could develop his photos.
Simon I’m excited for you to join our FLYING CAMERA CLUB
Fantastic Ted. Deep and insightful.
Charlie I really appreciate it my friend.
Food for thought as always .The one nd filter for bright sunshine is intriguing,up to now I couldn't shoot in bright sunshine at all because my phone mounted to the rc-n1 was'nt bright enough but now I have the RC on the way with a brighter screen I might give it a go ..If we get sunshine again here in Wales that is lol
Ted, my Friend! Absolutely superb lesson.
You simply get better all the time .
Superlatives fail me. Look forward to more.
Thanks a million
Chris! I truly appreciate it my friend. I was very hesitant to publish this. The second half of the video goes outside of drones so I wasn’t sure anyone would ….want to hear that? Thank you for letting me know it landed.
Hey I just checked out your Torrisholme Barrow video. Loved that follow shot. 60fps?…and you were manually pushing forward?
Is the weather there starting to turn?
@@TedNemeth yes, 60fps.. weather wet and windy most days now ..I'm looking forward to more cinematography...way to go Ted!
Wow. Love this video. Want to save it an review it. Believe I suffer from paralysis by over analysis when it comes to watching and rewatching TH-camrs focusing on the perfect manual settings plus the right filter plus the right drone moves. It makes it overwhelming. I appreciate you re-focusing on what is most important to keep in mind as a amateur at this hobby. Thanks. Look forward to more!
Just got my DJI Mini 3 for my business, which I am in LOVE with!. Your videos are awesome and I cannot wait to stick along your journey and continue to learn more from you. Thank you!
Roman that’s super exciting. Welcome to our crew of flying camera junkies. What is your new business?!?
Tried these tips and you are completely right. I’ve had some of the best footage this way…. 🤙 thanks Ted
great to hear! Yup these DJI cameras are incredibly capable. They only thing they actually need is creativity.
Happy that TH-cam finally hit me upon this gold-mine!
oh man thank you for that! Needed to hear that. Welcome aboard my friend.
All good info as usual there buddy, keep it up. 😀
Man you are something else! Your presentations are superb, your creativity is awe-inspiring. The concern for practical and unpretentious things is so refreshing. Boy I tellya'...ya gotta love this hobby! Thanks Ted for that free-spirited Gypsy in you that so enlightening to see. hbd
Ted, This was a great video. My drone flying has not been great for the exact analogy you used with the water. And you’re right about the writing! You have improved greatly.
You’ve inspired me yet again!
Klaus I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Thanks for letting me know I inspired you. That is literally THE biggest compliment a creative can receive.
brilliant episode and THE most useful series to us amateurs
You speak beautifully - the content, the flow, your fabulous sense of humor, and all. I think we all have to go through a first stage of just flying, filming it all, and learning not to crash. To me, drone filming versus filming on the land is more like underwater deep diving versus just swimming, where we must master the additional, terribly disorienting dimensions and elements. You are mastering this sphere fast, and we benefit from your sharing your progress with us.
beautiful metaphor! love it.
Awesome video and well explained! Keep it up!
Another great video Ted. Thanks bro. Like # 60!!!
thanks for another awesome tutorial 🤗
Great video!! I've been so preoccupied with buying new nd filters and learning to use them, i totally missed the beauty in light angles and what can create from my own visions. Most excellent work my friend!!!
Thanks for sharing sir😊
Another nice video 👏👏👏👏
SO much in this vid...I had to watch it twice....you're spot on....I remember one of my first recorded flights I got some awesome footage and was just feeling the scene...after that-spending so much time trying to learn all of the cam settings to have so much effort just hindering my own capabilities....I had been starting to think I was just really bad at this....but your advice and explanations are just so on point....maybe there's hope for us plebs yet ! Thanks Ted!
i had the EXACT experience as a beginner. Man I am so glad to hear this episode resonated with you. That means everything. Thank you for watching and taking the time to let me know. Welcome aboard sir!
Thank you Ted for clarifying this. Before I watched your video I went out and was somewhat frustrated of what ND filter to use, what manual settings to use etc. I do a lot of mountain summer and winter hiking with my DJI Drone. Now I can concentrate on my subjects to create a more cinematic look.
I'm getting strong Robin Wong vibes from your enthusiasm. Love it!
Thankyou Ted. I was just thinking about this today while reviewing my early footage, all shot in auto with no ND, while simply learning to fly the drone. Comparing that to recent footage where I'm trying to improve my pro settings. The earlier stuff looks better.
After watching this tutorial, I'll be going back to auto.
hey Richard! yup that’s what worked for me. I encourage people to try it and see if it works for them. Spend that flight time now focusing on creativity and the fundamentals of cinematography. Hey I’m finishing a new episode now on the most important rule of composition for flying cameras (my opinion). Thanks for sharing Richard! Welcome aboard sir.
Very deep and thought-provoking, Ted.
hey Jeff. Appreciate it brother.
Spot on!
Great video, I could relate to so much of it, helpful for me as by nature I like technical stuff and I want to work on my creative side and chill out with the OCD irrational energy!
hey Danny. Thanks for watching my friend. I went through the same voyage of loving the gear & technical aspect. But eventually realized I hit a point where the only way footage could improve now is from better skills/composition/lighting/whiskey. etc.
And now you are a Teacher!
I'm glad I found your channel so early on, after watching some pretty conflicting information put out by other creators.
Thank you 🙂
right on! Yup keeping it simple is crucial with such a complex hobby like a flying video camera. Focusing on the beautiful timeless fundamentals of lighting and composition are the only things that will actually improve footage. If you have any specific topics you’d like me to cover please let me know. Welcome aboard sir.
Great video thank you Ted. You are 100% right. I follow your footsteps and I have improved a lot. Tell me something please. Does the same approach apply to Mavic 3 also? The one with the micro 4/3 sensor and the variable aperture.
You are 100 percent correct. Its very refreshing to hear the truth about videography.
Eric thank you brother. Oh man I miss the Santa Monica! Will move back at some point.
Well said my friend just love your videos so educational 😁👌👍 🇬🇧
Very inspiring! I bought my mini 3 pro at the prerelease, flown it 5 times and put it back in the box... until now! Look forward to getting back out there!!
THAT….is the best compliment I could possibly get. I bow to your good graces. Yup this hobby can get CRAZY complicated…if you let it. Simplify everything until you’re left with just your creativity & fun.
Beautifully done Ted. Absolutley bang on the money.
Mike ah man I’m super glad to hear you liked the episode. I was a bit nervous talking about all this “non-drone” stuff. Wasn’t sure if it would resonate with people. So to hear your feedback is really great. Thank you.
Subscribed. Truly enjoyed the content of this video and look forward to going through your entire collection. Just got my first DJI (mini 4 pro) and have watched hundreds of drone videos over the last couple of weeks. It's been daunting. I appreciate your fresh look at drone cinematography, while keeping things simple. I've always tried to go with the KISS principle so it's great to find your content.
welcome aboard my new flying filmmaker friend! What country are you from? Is there a specific topic you would like me to discuss on an upcoming episode?
@@TedNemeth I'm in the US. In 2019 I was in India for a month-long retreat, so I look forward to seeing your vids on your tour. If you will be anywhere near Ahmednagar, in Maharashtra, I have a recommendation for you. Also, be sure to visit the Ellora Caves in Verul if you have a chance. Completely mind-blowing. Cheers.
I love your videos and simplicity! When you slow your footage like the boat video, are you still using 24 fps or you change it to 60fps?
Love your videos. Very down to earth and usable. You are the epitomy of the KISS principle....keeping things simple. I am who you are talking to....new to the drone game and wanting to create good cinematic footage. I do not want to knock individuals who express their artform through exactness....but newbees can find that exactness (in exacting recommended choices and actions) a bit overwhelming when at the beginning of their drone cinematic journey. Just a shout out that I love your approach, communications style, and helpfulness!!!
AJ! thank you for an amazing note. Thank you for letting me know my playful little tutorials found a home with you. Welcome aboard ma friend.
Hey you ride moto?
I do. I have a 2019 HD Road Glide CVO. My first was the one in my pic which was a 2006 HD Heritage Classic. I hope to combine my love of riding with my photography taking high end studio quality motorcycle shots....once I fully retire. @@TedNemeth
I absolutely love that! I’ve been riding, racing and building motorcycles for 30 years. It’s probably my #1 passion. I look forward to following along on your journey brother.@@user-jf8yl6zs6m
Yes, a new video. 😍
Great video Ted. Love the “best travel disguise” link :)
Nice one Ted, my drone videos have got worse over the last couple of months, mainly because I'm arsing about in manual, constantly swapping nd filters and generally lollygagging around changing from this setting to that setting, in fact I haven't flown for a couple of weeks as I've lost my creative mojo. I'm not concentrating on the importance of subject, light, composition, positioning, it's so obvious now having watched your video, especially as my gimble videos have got better. I just put my I phone on cinematic setting or slow motion and away I go letting the iPhone take care of all the exposure settings. I'm truly fully concentrating on the shot and the subject and my next move and where I'm going with the shot, thanks Ted, your a great inspiration.
Philip what you said is EXACTLY what I went through a few years ago. That’s when I realized all these youtube drone “experts” are all just copying each others episodes. I did my own testing on all the settings and found what really worked: let the algorithm handle the technical real-time adjustments so now i can focus on the creativity.
Definitely fun again. Thanks for watching Philip and taking the time to leave a kind supportive comment.
The miniature of the video says everything, totally agree!!!! Thanks for spreading that idea in such a funny and entertaining way. It’s something all drone owners must know.
hey I really appreciate the support. Glad my video found found a home with you. Any specific topic you’d like me to cover in an upcoming episode?
@@TedNemeth A good idea would be talking about how to “hide” or be unnoticed when recording with the drone. It’s something I always like to take into account when I am going to use it. I am sure you will make fun of this fact too at the same time you give good advices for drone owners 😉
Another great and useful episode Ted! A couple of comments / observations... Primarily, and this was just kind of lucky for me... I just happened upon your channel right at the time I was getting ready to buy my Mini 3, and between your content and engaging presentation style, I ended up viewing most of your content before actually doing any real shooting... What this did, believe it or not, was to help me NOT get mired down in the "Myopathy of the settings and filters" bit and it helped me to avaoid the frustration and discouragement that would have surely resulted from my out of control ADHD, so that I could focus on exploring from a very different angle and sharing what I find. The few project I have been able to make time for this summer, were way beyond even my wildest hope, and I really believe that it was becasue of your emphasis on minimizing anything that does not directly relate to composition and visual storytelling. That emphasis, is probably your biggest strength. On the topic of the ND filters though... While I agree that most daytime shots can be done just fine with an ND64 in auto-exposure, I am in California's Central Valley / Delta area, and the lighting here tends to be very harsh, so my suggestion is that while most chots can be done with ND64 or no filter, there are 2 others that can actually come in handy... an ND128 can make a huge difference on really bright days when there is a lot of reflective moisture in the air, and, believe it or not, an unshaded polarizing filter not only can tighten up some of our gorgeous Delta sunsets, but also can provide just a bit of added protection for the camera lens. Thank you for your helpful insights. I like many others actually look forward to new content drops on your channel. The gift of your experiences is truly well-received.
Excellent you are a master of cinematographe,, what you do it comes out excellent work..
Kyriakos i appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. I loved your recent episode. Beautiful island & light quality in the footage. You live in that area?
@@TedNemeth I was born in this island beautiful I use to shoot video for weddings, I love film making God bless you great appreciated
You convinced me, and I want to try it, thanks!
Hands down the most for real and informational video out there Ballsy
man i truly appreciate it. It’s gotten 7k views and only 1 troll. I was expecting much more. I’m just sharing what worked for me and encouraging people to test it for themselves. Live Fast.Pet Dogs.
Most excellent!
i am most grateful. Glad you enjoy my goofy little tutorials.
Your enthusiasm is awesome. Subscribed
Cheers much great tutorial I've been subliminally practicing this with my phone's camera for a while now 😊❤
yes! that’s what its about. Aquire more skills….not more camera gear.
Great insight, just keep it simple Ted..
Really enjoyed the video. One of my sayings is, battery anxiety kills creativity. I have no problem using a battery to find the shot then swapping and using another to get the shot. Taking your time is crucial and you touched on that wonderfully. Thanks for that.
I have learned the same thing as you recently. After about 75 flights..........
I was worried about my 4k settings.
When I'd come home and plug my SD card into my "smart tv" ...... I was ruined. Most of my footage was stuttering and choppy and some static.
Guess what......? My TV is not 4k. Sonofabitch!!!
So I've been taking vids in1080p. Until I realized my pc was what I should have been looking at my vids on.
Flying the location and seeing its layout on the 1st battery is ok. Then swap it out. No sense in getting the shot lined upto rush the shot. It wastes our time
You are a phenomenal YT writer. Your words (energy) flow through the observers, attracting like. Capturing the perfect composition is also a personal choice based on the observer. personally, enjoy your content. Thank you ❤
Indeed your work has gotten better over the last 6 months. Thanks as always for keeping it real. 📚
Charlie I really appreciate it good sir. You’re a physics teacher?! Love it. I’ve become obsessed with quantum entanglement. About 10 years ago I learned about that phenomenon and realized there is an invisible communication matrix in the universe that allows correlated particles to communicate. “Spooky action at a distance.”….is how Albert Einstein described it. For the last 80 years the smartest minds in the world can’t crack that mystery. I guess it’ll take a quantum computer to inform us?
@@TedNemeth 4 Years! And a couple years in grad school studying some more physics after that. I have a video called the real physics of tenet that you might like if you’re into it. I did sort of run away though and became an ethicist? Ended up getting a degree in bioethics after teaching physics. And now I’m a writer and TikToker freelancing and creating. And I still consider myself a teacher. Just now in short form snippets and bits - because that is one form of what post-digital pedagogy looks like.
I'm very curious though....because 6 months ago, he was all about the ND64 during mid-day flight...but NOW he's all about the ND32. So I'm conflicted and curious as to why the shift.
Great video Ted; minimalist 👍; I always use auto settings for footage, but have two filters, a UV, which has been on my M3Pro for months, agree with the ND64, which I use if capturing video only, however, I rarely use it as I like to take photos as well and a shutter speed of 1/50 results in motion blurred photos, as the “flying camera” is not on a tripod.
I use maps, street view, sun positions and such like before I arrive at a location and can then concentrate on the aspects you suggest, not on filters and settings.
Keep up the good work 👌
You are always so motivational...thanks for that! Do you have anything coming up for shooting some good fall foliage videos? I know it's probably late in the game for that.
Excellent points! Ted is underrated.
ahh man thank you my flying filmmaker friend. Is there a specific topic(s) you would like me to cover in an upcoming episode?
You're the 2nd person I've come across that calls it using a flying camera.
Love your approach.
Subbed.
welcome aboard my friend! We have fun here.
Superb episode, Ted. Love your enthusiasm that makes me wnat to run out of the door right now with my Drone. Except its 10pm ha. Lots of cool stuff to think about the next time I'm out and about with my Drone. I've always felt a bit guilty NOT doing much of the stuff the regular Drone vloggers talk about. Distracting? Yes, exaclty as you say. Refreshing to see such an alternative and [to me] sensible approach you advocate. Time to get back to creativity and less tech.
hey Danny! super glad to hear you feel inspired. Yeah these DJI drones have incredible cameras. The only thing they really need is some creativity. And if they could fetch me a whiskey that would be even better. Maybe in a future firmware update.
Great video as expected Ted, i'm a huge fan of your work. Quick question, how do you set up your amazing slow motion shots, on a sunny day? The 24 frame rate would be too low (wouldn't it) , do you just keep the ND64 and double your frame rate ?
filmaker with a flying camera! omg how cool was that!