FLYING OVER CLIFFS a cinematic experiment with a DJI Phantom 3 Standard

Nuno Barreto · Jul 8, 2016

I went out a few days ago to hike at a local hiking path near a mysterious beach and misty cliffs.
I took the opportunity to fly a bit over the cliffs and experiment with a bit of a cinematic feel to the edit. Certainly had fun doing this

Constructive comments are welcome !

Thanks for watching !

Dale Rodgers · Jul 8, 2016

Very well edited!

Were some shots reversed/sped up?

Nuno Barreto · Jul 8, 2016

Dale Rodgers said:
Very well edited!

Were some shots reversed/sped up?

Hi, thanks for watching ! Yes some shots were reversed and sped up (the one in the little green gorge is an example). I tried to use the optical flow rendering option in final cut pro x to smooth those out, but still experimenting with different options.

Any suggestions / comments / improvements you would see ? Thanks !

TerenceM · Jul 8, 2016

Really nice footage and editing.

Nuno Barreto · Jul 8, 2016

TerenceM said:
Really nice footage and editing.

Thanks for watching !

Kari Taskila · Jul 8, 2016

Beautiful video and music is spot on. Somehow this came my mind..

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Nate-xt · Jul 8, 2016

that was awesome.

longdog · Jul 8, 2016

Pretty cool!

snerd · Jul 8, 2016

Very good shoot!

Fat Daddy · Jul 8, 2016

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.

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Seawolf · Jul 9, 2016

Great job

RJ_Make · Jul 9, 2016

Well done! What camera settings did you use and did you use any lens filters?

Schwags · Jul 9, 2016

What effects and filters did you use in editing? It looks really good for a cloudy day!

vroom · Jul 9, 2016

That was really well done. What programme do you use for editing? The footage looks so smooth. Did you have an ND filter on?

Nuno Barreto · Jul 10, 2016

Kari Taskila said:
Beautiful video and music is spot on. Somehow this came my mind..

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That was a good one

Thanks for watching and for your comments

Nuno Barreto · Jul 10, 2016

Hi

vroom said:
That was really well done. What programme do you use for editing? The footage looks so smooth. Did you have an ND filter on?

hi, no filter. The light was really aoft and it was cloudy so that helped. I then applied a little color grading to give it a more misterious look by reducing some of the saturation and adding a bit of brown. Thanks for watching !

Nuno Barreto · Jul 10, 2016

Nate-xt said:
that was awesome.

Thanks for watching !

Nuno Barreto · Jul 10, 2016

Schwags said:
What effects and filters did you use in editing? It looks really good for a cloudy day!

Hi, I didn't use any filters, the light was soft because it was cloudy. I then applied some color grading using ProGrade from Pixelfilm Studios (pluging for Final Cut Pro X)

Thanks for watching !

Nuno Barreto · Jul 10, 2016

RJ_Make said:
Well done! What camera settings did you use and did you use any lens filters?

Hi, I didn't use any filters, the light was soft because it was cloudy. I then applied some color grading using ProGrade from Pixelfilm Studios (pluging for Final Cut Pro X)

Thanks for watching !