Beautiful shots and editing.

I can't agree MORE!!! Good job!

Stop showing off!! No, seriously these pictures are just amazing.....I'm just jealous!

Excellent. I Like those Bats eye views. My mavic / night shots are always  out of focus

Really nice colorfull (in the dark!!!) shots.
And special settings used?

Those shots are really nice.  Can you share your camera settings and any post production you did on them?

In a previous post I mentioned that I dont have any special settings in mind when I take these kind of shots lol I play around with the settings when Im flying, depending on how much wind and how much light I have to work with. I always try to keep the ISO as low as possible without having to go too long on the shutter speed. Usually the highest I will go on the shutter would be 1 second. Since I shot in RAW, I have a lot of room to play with in post. I use Lightroom on the computer or Snapseed on my phone.

For the focusing I use the manual focus and I use a technique that I use on my dslr when shooting at night. I zoom in, focus manually and then zoom back out. I use my Galaxy S8+ to fly my Mavic so it is a bit hard to really know when the frame is in focus (I know about the focus peaking feature, but I have already seen it showing me something in focus that I can clearly see its not in focus, so I dont really trust it ), a tablet would help a lot in better seeing if the shot will be in focus.

Asainz320 Posted at 2017-5-12 12:18
In a previous post I mentioned that I dont have any special settings in mind when I take these kind of shots lol  I play around with the settings when Im flying, depending on how much wind and how much light I have to work with. I always try to keep the ISO as low as possible without having to go too long on the shutter speed. Usually the highest I will go on the shutter would be 1 second. Since I shot in RAW, I have a lot of room to play with in post. I use Lightroom on the computer or Snapseed on my phone.

For the focusing I use the manual focus and I use a technique that I use on my dslr when shooting at night. I zoom in, focus manually and then zoom back out. I use my Galaxy S8+ to fly my Mavic so it is a bit hard to really know when the frame is in focus (I know about the focus peaking feature, but I have already seen it showing me something in focus that I can clearly see its not in focus, so I dont really trust it ), a tablet would help a lot in better seeing if the shot will be in focus.

I like video cause you shoot a bunch of stuff and it's bound to have something good. Think half the battle in photography isn't post work, it's getting the subject right.