I would watch it definitely.Very good idea I think,we could be engaged more and make a stronger connection between us.Can't wait already.👌🏼👌🏼🙂Not only theoretically :D :D
Yes thank you!! You’re a master with drones. I’m taking a trip to Iceland/Switzerland in June and I specifically want lots of drone shots. This is a game changer!
I can't wait to try this with my drone! Saw this effect explained in other videos too, but you man Matti have such a unique way to explain things... :)
I've probably made this comment before, but the reason your videos are so great Matti is because you don't just re-hash everything that's already been done. You make difficult subjects easy to understand and you make tutorials that separate you from the crowd. I feel like I'm well versed in Premiere but I just learned something myself! Kudos! :)
The first time I really noticed this effect and that I thought "Shiettt that's intense" was while watching LoTR - Fellowship of the Ring when they were hunting by nazguls in the forest. It's really nice, but you have to use it for a purpose!
Your tips always help me out in making my videos and makes it lot more easier for anyone because we can do some great stuffs with all these tips that you share. Like the one that you make of stabilizing the videos.
If this effect made a noise I think it would sound like WAAAAHHH? Such a easy trick and really impactful (especially in narratives) when used at the right moments!
i was just an editor and i was barely had no idea to shoot videos but now iam stepping ahead through my stair and shooting right now while iam free and droning my videographers in the crew are appreciating for the footages i took using drones and can bro you are responsible for this thank a lot keep posting looking forward peace brother
Perfect tutorial! Thank you. One of my favorite type of shots to see on movies. Yes, I know the Jaws scene but the first time I noticed it was actually on E.T. And my favorite movie that used the trick was Road to Perdition. Perfect way of capturing the villain. Thank again Matti! Stay awesome my friend!
One of my favorite uses of this effect was in the movie Spy Game. There's an explosion, and right after is a shot of Robert Redford (Nathan Muir) reacting to it from where he is on top of a building. I think using it sparingly and in this manner is super effective, because you the viewer is caught up in the intensity of the situation and so drawn to his reaction that you don't really notice the the effect on a conscious level.
Thank you Matt for sharing, I just recently purchase my first drone. I bought the dji mini for starters, so far so go that little thing is fun. Quick question totally not related to drones. I am trying to purchase a camera for my wife. Any tip on starter cameras or something good for starters that you can recommend
I love that effect and know exactly what scene in Jaws you are talking about. I am going to go try this this weekend although I have always heard it called a dolly zoom. There is a really cool shot of it in Netflix's Daredevil. I can remember the episode, put it was in a police station. Maybe someone here does. I have also seen it done in reverse to shrink the environment around the character also pretty cool. I wonder if it is just done by zooming in? That would definitely require 4K footage. Have you done the reverse before?
long time listener, first time caller... great channel mate. love the tips. picking my first drone up next week, stoked to try some of the things i've learnt from you. Can you tell me what software you use to edit with or software that you would recommend for a nube? (i'm running a mac) Cheers mate.
I've been killin' it with this technique for some shots. I def agree with the not over doing it. Additional Alex Tip: Try to grab a Sport Mode shot at full speed. Get a focus subject or object in the shot and blast away Then try this technique. You're welcome. 🤗 THANKS AGAIN, Great Tip!
If you have ever had vertigo, the room spins uncontrollably from loose crystals freely floating in the inner ear canal and bumping into sensors. I get the reference of the effect to the movie though.
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Theoretically, if I started doing Livestreams who would be down for that????!? Theoretically... 😁
Me Anytime Sir.
That would be chill. I'd tune in!
Literally anyone would be interested in watching your livestreams and get some knowledge.
HI MATTI! I would love to join and if you need a mod LMK!
I would watch it definitely.Very good idea I think,we could be engaged more and make a stronger connection between us.Can't wait already.👌🏼👌🏼🙂Not only theoretically :D :D
Yes thank you!! You’re a master with drones. I’m taking a trip to Iceland/Switzerland in June and I specifically want lots of drone shots. This is a game changer!
I can't wait to try this with my drone! Saw this effect explained in other videos too, but you man Matti have such a unique way to explain things... :)
I love simple solutions to what seems to be complex problems. You really nailed it in this one.
I always find myself coming back to these videos like reading an old book again for refreshers.
Great tip Matti! Definitely gonna try this out.
Such a cool effect!
YAAAAASSS THE VERTIGOOOOOO
I've probably made this comment before, but the reason your videos are so great Matti is because you don't just re-hash everything that's already been done. You make difficult subjects easy to understand and you make tutorials that separate you from the crowd. I feel like I'm well versed in Premiere but I just learned something myself! Kudos! :)
Awesome tip. Will try this. Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden
That affect is awesome!!! I’m gonna have to give it a try now!
Love this effect! Super trippy and grabs peoples attention!
The first time I really noticed this effect and that I thought "Shiettt that's intense" was while watching LoTR - Fellowship of the Ring when they were hunting by nazguls in the forest.
It's really nice, but you have to use it for a purpose!
Your tips always help me out in making my videos and makes it lot more easier for anyone because we can do some great stuffs with all these tips that you share. Like the one that you make of stabilizing the videos.
Glad your learning!
I have always been driven nuts by not knowing how this is done... makes so much sense! Thanks for the explanation!
If this effect made a noise I think it would sound like WAAAAHHH? Such a easy trick and really impactful (especially in narratives) when used at the right moments!
Soooo true hah!
LMAOO
Had no idea this was so easy but im definitely doing this from time to time 🤘🏻 thanks man
Takes all of 2 seconds in post haha
Thanks Mattti
Love the effect! I'm a little nauseous now from watching this too many times. Definitely gonna give this a try when I go to Japan to film!
First time I see such simple tutorial for this effect. Amazing!
It really is easy!
I was always really curious about this!! thanks Matti!
I just realised you use your window as backlight, im so impressed, I'm so unambitious with my lighting, I almost always use the window as a key.
Taking a trip next week and cant wait to try out this effect!
This effect definitely steps up every drone shot 😍🔥
This looks awesome I’m going to try this out on my own videos, thanks again!
i was just an editor and i was barely had no idea to shoot videos but now iam stepping ahead through my stair and shooting right now while iam free and droning my videographers in the crew are appreciating for the footages i took using drones and can bro you are responsible for this thank a lot keep posting looking forward peace brother
Looks so great. Always wondered how it was done
The effect looks soooo good!!
I tend to agree 😊
Wowowowowww! Definitely going to try this tomorrow! Thanks Matti!
Do it!
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing Matti!
Looks soo insane😍😍 looks like the mountains in the background are moving away🙌🏼
Yea it’s Trippy right?!? 🙌🏻
That's excellent! I'm going to give that a go with some of the drone footage I got this weekend, thanks Matti!
I've always wondered how it is done in post. And never thought that would be so easy. All thanks to you. 😄
Alfred Hitchcock invented that shot and used it in the film "Vertigo" which is why its called the Vertigo effect. Peter Jackson also used it in LOTR.
Yep 👍 what a boss he was
I remember it when i saw it in Jaws, i was amazed by it!
Jaws and Goodfellas diner scene are another two classics
Well, Hitchcock's cinematographer for Vertigo invented it. :)
Also know as the Dolly Zoom Effect 😊
Super cool video and tip. I’m excited to do this with drone shots.
Perfect tutorial! Thank you. One of my favorite type of shots to see on movies. Yes, I know the Jaws scene but the first time I noticed it was actually on E.T. And my favorite movie that used the trick was Road to Perdition. Perfect way of capturing the villain. Thank again Matti! Stay awesome my friend!
Thanks Matti, another excellent trick to learn!!!!! Hope one day becomes as wise as you
First time Matti going with 5 minute and useful video. If you keep it this way, I guarantee you will hit 2M in the next 6 months.
Sweet tip. That effect looks really cool.
This is such a cool effect, definitely using this one in the future!
I saw a clip from DJI just yesterday with this effect in it and wondered how they'd achieved it - makes sense now!
One of my favorite uses of this effect was in the movie Spy Game. There's an explosion, and right after is a shot of Robert Redford (Nathan Muir) reacting to it from where he is on top of a building. I think using it sparingly and in this manner is super effective, because you the viewer is caught up in the intensity of the situation and so drawn to his reaction that you don't really notice the the effect on a conscious level.
Love these practical tips. Really simple, fantastic results
Love love love this one !!!!
Thanks Bro. I'll use that. Was looking for this effective and didn't know how it was called. Now I know! ;)
Love your tutorial videos Matti! You explain everything so clearly that I never have to rewatch it incase I missed anything
Dude!!!! You just blew my mind!
Thank you Matt! Love this tip!
Love your work matt!
Very cool effects, amazing!
every time while iam seing your videos i learn something new thanks matti for your innovating ideas and tips
looking forward for your videos peace
Love this effect, so trippy! Thanks for the editing hack too!
Awesome tip! Can't wait to try it out.
So excited for this video Matti, i’ve been waiting the entire weekend for Monday to come, your channel and content is amazing
So good! Love having you here man 🙌🏻
Matti Haapoja thank you Matti, you are the best
Great video as usual! Could you do a tutorial combining this and the "cinematic bars"?? (the black strips on the top and bottom)
Awesome tip. Thanks Matti
which application you are using to edit the video ?
Thank you Matt for sharing, I just recently purchase my first drone. I bought the dji mini for starters, so far so go that little thing is fun. Quick question totally not related to drones. I am trying to purchase a camera for my wife. Any tip on starter cameras or something good for starters that you can recommend
THAT is amazing. Thanks for sharing the technique!
Can’t. Wait to see you at The power of video !!
Great Tutorial Matti
This is awesome!! More please!
I love your channel, no matter what the name of it is.
What?! I'm among the winners? What a surprise. Thanks, Matti. And thanks for always inspiring and instructing us!
Awesome man! Congrats! I’ll email you soon with details 😊
Keep up the good work Matti
Frickin’ love this effect!
It’s so easy too!
Matti Haapoja Yeah!!
Great tutorial Peter
you are the man matti !
great shots out there and editing.... So jealous for your community size
Thanks man!
Honestly love this channel so much. So much useful information. Keep up with the ace content ❤️
Really easy! thanks for this man
i love the vertigo effect!
Matti, really enjoy your videos and your pro tips. Really great job on this one. Keep them coming!
I love that effect and know exactly what scene in Jaws you are talking about. I am going to go try this this weekend although I have always heard it called a dolly zoom. There is a really cool shot of it in Netflix's Daredevil. I can remember the episode, put it was in a police station. Maybe someone here does. I have also seen it done in reverse to shrink the environment around the character also pretty cool. I wonder if it is just done by zooming in? That would definitely require 4K footage. Have you done the reverse before?
Great tip, thanks Matti!
so simple this is great - definitely going to try it out on some of my drone clips! thanks Matti! :)
Wow what a great tip!!! Super easy to implement but oh so beautiful. Thank you!
long time listener, first time caller... great channel mate. love the tips. picking my first drone up next week, stoked to try some of the things i've learnt from you. Can you tell me what software you use to edit with or software that you would recommend for a nube? (i'm running a mac) Cheers mate.
I've been killin' it with this technique for some shots. I def agree with the not over doing it. Additional Alex Tip: Try to grab a Sport Mode shot at full speed. Get a focus subject or object in the shot and blast away Then try this technique. You're welcome. 🤗 THANKS AGAIN, Great Tip!
This is so cool!!! Can't wait to test this myself on some of my drone footage😊😊 thanks for the tips and tutorials:)
Man, it was easier than I thought at the beginning...👍👍👍
Such a great effect when used right!
This is a really awesome effect. Love it.
Great tip! And great tutorial, as always! Thanks!
simple & easy method to use. thanks
Thanks Matti!! Its very useful great job! :)
Very cool effect. Thank you.
I just learned this trick the other day! Super awesome effect
Thankyou!!! Fantastic
very cool tip thanks mate!
Awesome one dude! thanks for sharing... will see if i can apply this to my next video :)
Def need to try this. Thanks man
Thanks a lot. This is the best lesson ive ever had
🙏🏻
As a drone pilot and creator myself, this is epic 🔥
This is phenomenal 🤙🏽 great stuff
I love it! Thanks for the instruction!
If you have ever had vertigo, the room spins uncontrollably from loose crystals freely floating in the inner ear canal and bumping into sensors. I get the reference of the effect to the movie though.
You just earned my loyalty
Super, crazy, awesome, trippy, really, dope, epic, insane over used adjectives in this video.
thats a cool look, thanks Matti
🙌🏻