WOW this is awesome Information Going to be trying this stuff out for sure Thanks so much

Epicdoom Posted at 2017-10-24 16:52
WOW this is awesome Information Going to be trying this stuff out for sure Thanks so much

Try it! Happy to get review from you!

Awwweeeesom techniques thank you!

Great tips on improving depth of field.

J-Man Posted at 2017-10-17 06:08
This is great example of the rule of thirds in photography. Here is a link to add to what was said above....
http://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/rule-of-thirds[/url]

Very nice article. Thanks for posting it.

Good... I can remember that...

Thanks! This is great

ARose16 Posted at 2017-10-28 07:04
Thanks! This is great

We will update various kinds of tutorials about DJI products~~~KEEP UP WITH ME~

Thanks for this - good stuff to try.

StanfordWebbie Posted at 2017-11-6 19:13
Thanks for this - good stuff to try.

Thank you for your reply.
I posted the DJI GO 4 Manual recently, on the home page. Maybe you can have a look.
https://forum.dji.com/thread-118397-1-1.html
Here is the link

nice.. thanks

Rayan911 Posted at 2017-11-20 17:58
nice.. thanks

Thank you for your comment! I will keep working.

Useful article. Thanks for posting.

Great shots and advice.  Thank you!

Thanks for this tip.  I'll try these things out.

AG0N-Gary Posted at 2017-10-18 10:35
In all my years on photo forums, it has always been BOKEH.

It's spelled Bokeh. Not Boket or any other way.

Good share. Thanks Admin!

Great article.
I suspect that there will be a great many new Drone owners that are not actually already knowledgable or experienced photographers. These guys will have a lot to learn with both drone flying and photographic skills to learn.
I am lucky that i am more than confident on the photography side and only need to learn the drone flying side (as if that isnt difficult enough!)
Looking forward to working on some good photo opportunities in the near future though.

A good practice is shooting between the trees

very nice tips, I am going to try the between tree branches tip.... really test my ability to fly

Many thanks. For me it was useful.

nice tutorials, thanks Grace

very nice

Thanks for sharing !

Really useful information

this is a very useful tips to improve and help me by pushing me to try to reach  a better level .

THANK YOU

Pretty useful tips, thanks!

There is a movie by Oliver Stone filmed in Arizona some years ago that uses a lot of new shooting techniques along with these standard techniques. I don't remember the name of it right now but if you search online you'll find it and you might enjoy the film as well.

Follow-up comment:

That movie is titled U-Turn and it was shot in 1997.

I needed these tips. Thanks.

Great tips. Thanks for sharing.

Very helpful!

Nice tips, need more time with my spark..

Hello DJI Grace,

I am glad that I have come across your thread. I have learned a great deal from you posting and hope that you will post more. Thank you.

good tips, thanks for sharing

CoreyB10 Posted at 2017-10-17 04:11
Always try and shoot with eye leading shots. Keeps the image interesting. Remember, it's just like shooting with a normal camera. It can take multiple shots before you get the one that counts. I must have taken hundreds and deleted hundreds that looked good at the time but once home and editing - They were no good. Practice hard you must. Results you will get over time.

Totally aggree! ;)

Thanks for the tips