Ignore the first clip.. its over exposed but i watned the local news crew in there.

Some cool shots! I love that drain hole thing image.

Just a quick note that most videos are more interesting if you get a mixture of close ups, medium shots and long shots. I kept waiting for you to get that thing up to 400 ft and see the larger scope of the flooding... Just my 2 cents.

eaglecook Posted at 2015-5-30 13:30
Some cool shots! I love that drain hole thing image.

Just a quick note that most videos are more in ...

ya, I wanted higher but was very distracted. Those are from 3 different locations and all 3 had peeps with questions and stuff.. while i was flying. So I didn't concentrate much on shots and framing like I wanted.

Agree, that drain hole was pretty awesome!  Good work and keep going!!

did the news use your fottage?

JKT Posted at 2015-5-31 04:04
did the news use your fottage?

They mentioned they may want to... but the segment airs 3 hours later and all it showed was footage of their camera ground level showing some water for like 5 seconds.. not very good footage at all.

Good footage, interesting stuff,
gimbal roll was off, same as my I1

cravac Posted at 2015-6-1 07:51
Good footage, interesting stuff,
gimbal roll was off, same as my I1

Thanks, and can you point out a good example in the video where the roll is off please?

RonnieBeckett Posted at 2015-6-1 09:53
Thanks, and can you point out a good example in the video where the roll is off please?

It's not bad, but best examples would be at 1:40 & 1:56, the horizon is off.
Also, minor is leading up to 1:00 that shot is off a bit the whole time.
It's not a big deal, but since I've corrected for it, it's the first thing that jumps out for me watching all footage.

cravac Posted at 2015-6-2 02:02
It's not bad, but best examples would be at 1:40 & 1:56, the horizon is off.
Also, minor is leading ...

Thanks, and I've seen it mentioned around here and there and I have looked at some my shots and ..thought.. that doesn't seem right. Wasn't sure if I was having the same issues when others mention gimble roll is off.

RonnieBeckett Posted at 2015-6-2 04:03
Thanks, and I've seen it mentioned around here and there and I have looked at some my shots and .. ...

Yeah, it's nothing major, but it's much nicer when the horizon is level.
I've read that it depends on the surface you power up on, but for me & my I1, always seems to be -0.6 off no matter where I power up, so that's what i correct to before I take off and I usually check the horizon as soon as I get a good look at it on the monitor.