Hey all! 

I finally figured out my workflow with my GoPro Hero 8, Reelsteady Go, and Davinci Resolve 16! So now I'm making pro level videos with my first little 5" beginner drone. Much work to do on location usage and timing and lighting etc, but I think this wasn't bad for a first attempt! Let me know what you think. And moreover, let me know how I can improve. What did you think of the video? Was it too repetitive? What would you want to see more or less of as the viewer. 

Nice dude now I wish I got your text sooner lol!!! The video is rock solid and looks amazing in terms of no jello and smoothness. Maybe it's just me but it seems a little out of focus. Is the post production software doing this? As far as any advice, I'd just say put aside the software for now and just focus on getting steady footage purely from piloting skills.

But damn nice video dude!!!

(03-Jul-2020, 10:32 PM)the.ronin Wrote: Nice dude now I wish I got your text sooner lol!!! The video is rock solid and looks amazing in terms of no jello and smoothness. Maybe it's just me but it seems a little out of focus. Is the post production software doing this? As far as any advice, I'd just say put aside the software for now and just focus on getting steady footage purely from piloting skills.

But damn nice video dude!!!

Thanks! Yea the mount you printed for me is working great. I was worried that it would jello when I used realsteady with it, because realsteady is known to do that, but it did fine! I think the softness you’re seeing is mostly the compression from the shitty version I uploaded to YouTube. I didn’t realize how much it sucks when it’s squeezed down to 400mb. Next time I see you I’ll show you the legit version. Until then, more to come!

I did fly this flight in a more smooth and controlled fashion than normal as I wasn’t going for a “freestyle” look. But much more practice to come, just bought two more 1550 Tattu 4S’s!

Great job man!!!!! Well done!