Warp Stabilized Version


Non-stabilized Version

Hey, I ended up making a miniature/diorama short of the Mavic. I wanted to see how well and how long it would hover under strong winds and okay temperatures. The speeds vary between 100x and 4000x, with a reversed clip in there.

   

Editing this was a lot more work than I thought. I hope you enjoy it! Please do check out my other videos (tutorial) as well!

   

Facebook Page, Aerial Film and Photo - https://www.facebook.com/dronefilmphoto

TrollsSlayer Posted at 2017-5-17 15:21
As always good videos to share!

Thanks for checking it out!

Good job raincast

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-5-18 09:12
Good job raincast

Thanks for giving it a watch!

Nice, I love this effect, and the strong winds I think actually add to the charm.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-5-19 09:25
Nice, I love this effect, and the strong winds I think actually add to the charm.

Hey, someone told me about warp stabilization so I tried it out. It does help smooth the video out, but warps the clouds by a bit. Here's the stabilized video..


Thanks for checking it out!

Raincast Posted at 2017-5-19 09:42
Hey, someone told me about warp stabilization so I tried it out. It does help smooth the video out, but warps the clouds by a bit. Here's the stabilized video..
https://youtu.be/Ch2QwI2F8HI

Can't decide which I prefer -- the unstablized version makes me think I'm viewing the tiny world from a balloon.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-5-19 11:05
Can't decide which I prefer -- the unstablized version makes me think I'm viewing the tiny world from a balloon.

Haha i get what you mean! I'm at least glad auto-stabilization did its job, as sometimes it just crops too much of the scene just to stabilize the video and you just see the middle part of the video.