Modern City 4K UHD - A Cinematic Aerial Video

[PageXone]

Hope you enjoy my new video (70% shot with DJI Phantom 3 Pro and 30% shot with Inspire 1 X3)
Was also testing low light conditions for those cameras
Please watch with sound

Any comments are welcome

 

[Numone]

Fantastic, in every respect - very, very well done!

 

[Super Dave]

This is fantastic.
Loved the day/night transitions, trafiic circle was really cool, I'll have to remember that one.
Lots of water, lights, technique and even graphics was very professional.
But please enlighten us with some info.
Which editing software?
Litchi or DJI GO?
What setting were used on the camera?
Which filters?
And finally, how long have you been fly/filming?

I'm trying to there by trial and error.
Soaking up all the info i can, and lots of stick time, getting to know my system.
I've been flying for about a year, do have some rotor craft experience, and a little film/edit experience, but would love to achieve some really great pieces such as this.
Thank you for any info.

 

[PageXone]

This is fantastic.
Loved the day/night transitions, trafiic circle was really cool, I'll have to remember that one.
Lots of water, lights, technique and even graphics was very professional.
But please enlighten us with some info.
Which editing software?
Litchi or DJI GO?
What setting were used on the camera?
Which filters?
And finally, how long have you been fly/filming?

I'm trying to there by trial and error.
Soaking up all the info i can, and lots of stick time, getting to know my system.
I've been flying for about a year, do have some rotor craft experience, and a little film/edit experience, but would love to achieve some really great pieces such as this.
Thank you for any info.

Sorry for the delay.
Editing Software: Adobe Premiere and After Effects for the text effects
All with DJI Go V3
I use Polarpro Cinema series with PL ND8 and ND16 and for the Inspire SRP ND8 and 16 PL version also.
I´ve been filming with Drones for almost 2 years.

Camera settings:
D-Cinelike, shutter speed 50-200 (Manual), 4k 25fps Pal, White balance Manual
ISO day 100, night 400-800
Added Denoise, Sharpness and ColorGrading in Premiere.

 

[Super Dave]

Wow! Thank you very much for taking the time.
You've done quite well with 2 years experience.
Every tidbit i can consume helps a lot.
I hope to add an Inspire to my fleet (of one) soon.
Well done, thanks again.

 

[Numone]

Wow! Thank you very much for taking the time.
You've done quite well with 2 years experience.
Every tidbit i can consume helps a lot.
I hope to add an Inspire to my fleet (of one) soon.
Well done, thanks again.

Quite well? Outstandingly well I'd say.

 

[UpLift Aerial]

Very, very nice!

Love the name, "Flying Visions".

I came up with UpLift ariel, be uplifted.

 

[Vichian-Bruno]

stunning video, you did indeed a great job !

 

[wichkans]

Bravo

 

[PageXone]

Quite well? Outstandingly well I'd say.

Thanks

 

[Numone]

Thanks

You're welcome. Which city is the subject?

 

[PageXone]

You're welcome. Which city is the subject?

You can see in my youtube description
Location: Parque das Nações (Lisbon - Portugal)

 

[Numone]

You can see in my youtube description
Location: Parque das Nações (Lisbon - Portugal)

Ahh, right. I didn't watch the YT version...

 

[PageXone]

stunning video, you did indeed a great job !

Thanks for the feedback

 

[klongx]

excellent work !

 

[John Decker]

Shows what I know - I thought the hotel was the Burj Al Arab in the Gulf.
Outstanding video; I'm jealous, if I'd shot that here in NZ I would have infringed the drone flying laws about a thousand times in that one video.

 

[PageXone]

Shows what I know - I thought the hotel was the Burj Al Arab in the Gulf.
Outstanding video; I'm jealous, if I'd shot that here in NZ I would have infringed the drone flying laws about a thousand times in that one video.

I just checked that hotel, the architecture is very similar indeed.
Here in Portugal its easier to get authorization to fly in cities and at night.
The only problem here are national parks, that requires a very difficult authorization (almost impossible).
I see that each country has its own "Drone law" with pros and cons.

 

[John Decker]

And awesome editing too..

 

[PageXone]

Hope to share more soon