First Phantom 4 Video Edit

[iamsavi]

Hey Everyone,

Just wanted to share my first video edit with my Phantom 4 footage. The clips were taken over the last few months getting my hours up learning how to fly a drone mounted camera and testing how the camera performs itself. Appreciate any feedback and thoughts. Cheers

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[clive.copeman]

Beautiful. Nicely done!

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[adam92]

Sweet bro!! Wish I could edit like this!

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[Rensyo]

Awesome vid! Did you use lens filters? Adjusted exposure or video settings?


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[steadfastlight_photo]

Wow, incredible work. What software did you use to edit with?

 

[iamsavi]

Wow, incredible work. What software did you use to edit with?

Thanks @steadfastlight_photo I used Premiere Pro CC

 

[oldeskl]

I love the footage!


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[Flyin Fun]

Great stuff. Can't wait to see more. Thanks for sharing


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[iamsavi]

Awesome vid! Did you use lens filters? Adjusted exposure or video settings?

Thanks @Rensyo I only bought an ND4 filter when I got my Phantom and it's pretty much always on the camera when I shoot and has worked well. But when I get the chance, I would definitely like to run a higher ND so I can keep my shutter speed down. I have the camera set on manual so everything stays consistent in the shot (eg. No weird auto-exposure changes and/or white balance shift) So depending on the conditions generally my settings are (usually): W/B - Sunny, ISO - 100, S/S - Whatever the lowest I can go for correct exposure, minimum 1/50. I record at 4k25p, D-Log, -1 Sharpness. I think that's all my settings? Hope it helps

 

[Rensyo]

Thanks @Rensyo I only bought an ND4 filter when I got my Phantom and it's pretty much always on the camera when I shoot and has worked well. But when I get the chance, I would definitely like to run a higher ND so I can keep my shutter speed down. I have the camera set on manual so everything stays consistent in the shot (eg. No weird auto-exposure changes and/or white balance shift) So depending on the conditions generally my settings are (usually): W/B - Sunny, ISO - 100, S/S - Whatever the lowest I can go for correct exposure, minimum 1/50. I record at 4k25p, D-Log, -1 Sharpness. I think that's all my settings? Hope it helps

Thanks so much for sharing this information! Since you like shooting landscape aerial videos, I suggest that you consider also polarizing filters for added vividness and contrast.

Looking forward to your next videos. Keep it up!