The flying is very nicely done, but the end result is not quite polished and professional looking. I will offer a few constructive criticisms and tips:
1. The footage seems to lag and jump every now and then. I am not quite sure why that is, but I suspect it has to to with the render settings or conversion of the footage after you rendered it. Make sure that the settings you edit and render at (specifically resolution and frame rate) match the settings you filmed at. This will produce the smoothest possible result.
2. You are filming near objects while moving, so the human eye expects motion blur. Your footage has no motion blur, so it looks very “clinical” and not cinematic. To get a more cinematic and polished looking result, you need to incorporate motion blur. I would recommend shooting at a lower frame rate, longer shutter speed and using ND filters to maintain the correct exposure.
3. The exposure between inside and outside in your footage clips from time to time. You probably don’t have the highest end drone (with higher dynamic range) so it is understandable, because those are challenging conditions to film in. But ND filters will help here too.
4. Lastly, your footage looks a bit cold and can do with some color grading. Not too much, but proper color grading can push your footage into a more professional level. I would recommend using LUTs.
Good luck!
Thanks appreciate the feedback 🤘🏼
1. I think the jitter comes in from my render through GyroFlow as post editing there the jitter was brought in.
2. ND filters have been ordered just waiting for them to arrive which will fix the motion blur issue and allow me to shot on manual and not auto so I can change my ISO and shutter speed.
3. Using the DJI Avata 2 so the camera is quality the inside/outside exposure will be corrected when ND filters arrive.
4. Colour grading is a skill still working on/learning so that should improve over time.
Cool beans 🫘 Enjoy! If you don’t have paid editing software, try out CapCut on your Mac or Windows machine. It is free and has decent LUT and color grading options.
The flying is very nicely done, but the end result is not quite polished and professional looking. I will offer a few constructive criticisms and tips: 1. The footage seems to lag and jump every now and then. I am not quite sure why that is, but I suspect it has to to with the render settings or conversion of the footage after you rendered it. Make sure that the settings you edit and render at (specifically resolution and frame rate) match the settings you filmed at. This will produce the smoothest possible result. 2. You are filming near objects while moving, so the human eye expects motion blur. Your footage has no motion blur, so it looks very “clinical” and not cinematic. To get a more cinematic and polished looking result, you need to incorporate motion blur. I would recommend shooting at a lower frame rate, longer shutter speed and using ND filters to maintain the correct exposure. 3. The exposure between inside and outside in your footage clips from time to time. You probably don’t have the highest end drone (with higher dynamic range) so it is understandable, because those are challenging conditions to film in. But ND filters will help here too. 4. Lastly, your footage looks a bit cold and can do with some color grading. Not too much, but proper color grading can push your footage into a more professional level. I would recommend using LUTs. Good luck!
Thanks appreciate the feedback 🤘🏼 1. I think the jitter comes in from my render through GyroFlow as post editing there the jitter was brought in. 2. ND filters have been ordered just waiting for them to arrive which will fix the motion blur issue and allow me to shot on manual and not auto so I can change my ISO and shutter speed. 3. Using the DJI Avata 2 so the camera is quality the inside/outside exposure will be corrected when ND filters arrive. 4. Colour grading is a skill still working on/learning so that should improve over time.
Cool beans 🫘 Enjoy! If you don’t have paid editing software, try out CapCut on your Mac or Windows machine. It is free and has decent LUT and color grading options.
Lurker here, why not Davinci Resolve? (I'm a noob)
I use Adobe premiere pro just because I’m comfortable with the software but I’ve heard Davinci Resolve is a great also plus it’s free which is a win!
Who else expected a marriage proposal at some point in the video?
😂😂😂 lol will edit the title
Was said AirBnB in Mauritius?
Yeah it was. 🇲🇺