Hi there!

This is my first message here. My name is Luca, from Italy, 36yo and in the RC world since 14yo. I started with RC planes, then moved to helicopters and now drones (mikrokopter first, then DYI hexas equipped with Wookong and Naza V2). I have always build models from kits, then I tried a Phantom of a friend of mine and I fell in love and bought a P3P. The following one is my very first video with it.
I'm very very passionate for cars. I usually track my MX-5 and in spare time I'm instructor for a local drifting school called "Drivemotive". The footage shows some taxi (unfortunately just in the paddock) for guests of a big event organized by FERODO company.

The footage is untouched, just a bit of contrast in Premiere. Phantom camera settings are -2 -1 -2 and D-log. DJI ND16 filter is used (and I forgot on during the dusk shooting, it adds a bit of drama though ).

Enjoy!

Could do without the music I'd that is what it is called.

So cool

Cool Video...nice share!!

Very cool, looks like a ton of fun.

Thank you very much guys!

Nice job. We do that a lot on the roads in the winter here in the US in New England.

Excellent job... It looks like a lot of fun and you could tell from the smile on the drivers face

Rich

Bello! Show!
Where you from?
I'm from Rome

Is is water on the ground or something else? Just wondering how they get the "drift"....  pretty cool.

g.guaragna Posted at 2016-7-21 08:01
Bello! Show!
Where you from?
I'm from Rome

Hi, thanks! I'm from Salerno, but sometimes I come to Vallelunga to track my car.

Phantomski Posted at 2016-7-21 08:14
Is is water on the ground or something else? Just wondering how they get the "drift"....  pretty coo ...

Hi Phantomsky, keeping the surface wet is a common practice when you have to drift in narrow places, or during training courses (because the behaviour of the car is smoother). You save tyres too and the overall mechanical stress is a bit reduced.

Next saturday a big drift show is coming, this time on track. Hope to have time to get some aerial shots.

kerberos Posted at 2016-7-21 15:33
Hi Phantomsky, keeping the surface wet is a common practice when you have to drift in narrow places ...

Good luck! I figured it was liquid for that reason, just did not know if it was water or something special. Keep filming ;)

It's a really neat video, thank you for sharing. The music makes it feel like it should be a night setting.

I've never seen one with the steering wheel painted like that.

Coolllllllllllll thanks for sharing

Great video. Thanks for share.

Wonderfull

You should try autopilot from autoflightlogic ..  Using airspace functionality will give you so many cool options for tracking moving subjects etc.

Love it!! Absolutely awesome!!

Great video dude, I disagree with one of the earlier comments, I think the music suits it and sets the tone, great job. I think some 60fps/120fps slow mo shots would be cool.

Do I have to due all the updates in order or can I go to the newest one? P3

marcWbass Posted at 2016-7-30 16:03
Great video dude, I disagree with one of the earlier comments, I think the music suits it and sets t ...

Thanks for the comment and the suggestion, Marc. I'll try next time!

Neat video!
Should be added with video watermark for branding and protection.

Nice. Looking forward to seeing more

Nice video good job

Cool!!

I'll have to show this to one of my Instagram friends.

Very cool! The footage looks pretty great (in my opinion) for mostly untouched. Came out nice! I always like seeing the shadow of the quad in footage. Music is great too! Perfect for the action!