The majority of the video in this compilation is from my TH, with a few bits (the less steady ones) from my Breeze. I hope you enjoy them!
Drone Compilation video using Typhoon H and Breeze
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You've got some really nice shots in there I really like the shot at the Salt Flats. Good job.
I really liked this. Great Perspective of clip orientation, timing, and close for detail or away for setup and overview.
However, as with @YuKay , the video had 'stuttering' throughout. I had this when filming with the 480 H and using Davinci Resolve. I corrected it by using Optical Flow in the Project settings; not sure what is causing this for you.
And I really like the low flying perspective; that is what I keep dropping into for what ever reason.
However, as with @YuKay , the video had 'stuttering' throughout. I had this when filming with the 480 H and using Davinci Resolve. I corrected it by using Optical Flow in the Project settings; not sure what is causing this for you.
And I really like the low flying perspective; that is what I keep dropping into for what ever reason.
Very nice! Really enjoyed it and hope someday I can produce video like this.
Yes, that is one of my favorite clips. It was an amazing day at the coast and it really looked "just like that." Thank you.
Edited with latest version of Premiere Pro CC on a very high-powered iMac 5K. Looked very solid in final edit (except for some Breeze pix because: Breeze) but I'll look into a re-edit with something similar to DaVinci's Flow feature. I'm hoping to buy get a copy of Resolve at some point as I love the color control but must admit the latest version of Premiere also has a new and effective set of color tools that I very much like, but not as extensive. Thanks for the comment.
I am switching to Premiere simply for the reason I can learn it. I have a nice fat book I am working through with all aspects of the video production respective to Premiere. I like DaVinci, but there are so many subtle aspects to a new user of these platforms. Perhaps once Premiere is under my belt I may look back to DaVinci. I expect another month or even two working through the well laid out Premiere book.
These solutions are still as complex as the former slide processing with intra-negative masks, light control, chemistry that took some years to get understood.
These solutions are still as complex as the former slide processing with intra-negative masks, light control, chemistry that took some years to get understood.
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