Recent content by Andy-M

You could try toning down the exposure and playing with the contrast in post production in Premiere Pro. Another trick is to overlay a colour matte as an adjustment layer to bring some colour into the sky.

Just make your own official looking "License"..... McLovin style.

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I think my eyesight is playing up today. Can anyone tell what the Graffiti on the bridge says around the 2.00 minute mark of the video?

Looks a beautiful place.

Release the Flying Monkeys

Nice location.

Colours look ok to me, watching on my Dell Ultrasharp Monitor. ;)

Nice one! Have you thought of contacting the regional television news station with your drone video?

Using an ND filter with the correct exposure settings and using the D-Log camera pre-set can also help to some degree in then being able to squeeze some colour out of the sky in post production. One thing I'm learning is that it's important to get your camera settings with regard to the EV as...

I ordered one on Thursday evening, was dispatched on Tuesday (due to Easter weekend) and arrived here yesterday (Wednesday). Good price, good service.

Would you care to mention what editing software you are using to export to YouTube? I've recently started using Adobe Premiere cc and while watching YouTube happened to see a video on exporting to YouTube from Adobe Premiere and Bitrate settings. Basically the Phantom 3 Professional camera has a...

It felt very cinematic and the music was a good choice. For my personal taste I would of just enhanced the brightness/contrast in post production as it did seem slightly dark to my eye. But overall that was a great effort, well done.

It's impossible to make a comparison between those two videos. As they are different frame rates (25fps/50fps) and two different locations etc.