A simple video to show that size does not matter when it comes to the content. Also, 2.7k seems to be plenty.

Enjoy!

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Another nice video!

Excellent video

Hello and good day Reinis (SkyHighFilms). Thank you for sharing this remarkable video you have filmed. Great work and two thumbs up to you sir. .

Absolutely awsome!
In the right hands and knowing some color grading, deffinitely not a toy.

Very nice!! Makes me anxious to do some filming myself!! Awesome, keep it up!!

Nice work!                                          

How do you properly "upscale" footage?

I think a few things

1. It’s not a workhorse. It would not survive a shoot where it was in they sky constantly over a few days. Motors would not hold up, Heat buildup will melt circuits.

It’s a pretty cool toy that will make it fun to use a drone again. I have been using it for 2 days, it won’t cover the distance it says, mine stops transmitting video at about 1800feet. Not work horse material.

Now, instead of the misleading dumb title, the whole thing would have been  great if you posted a title like

“Hey, I’ve got a great video to share”

Or do it your way

Enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing.

Sveiks Reinis!  You captured some beautiful footage of Riga! You are right, size does not matter when it comes to capturing good video footage.

Excellent work. I'm looking forward to learning not only how to fly a drone, but video editing as well. I would be thrilled to be able to produce results like this someday!

great video, thanks for sharing.

TheCameraGuy Posted at 11-18 17:28
I think a few things

1. It’s not a workhorse. It would not survive a shoot where it was in they sky constantly over a few days. Motors would not hold up, Heat buildup will melt circuits.

Dumb? It's called clickbait. And this isn't the worst one. And I disagree with you. It most definitely can be a workhorse. Just like a phone or a an action camera.

In the end, what matters is the experience itself and most people have 1080p screens anyway and most people won’t be able to tell the difference between an expensive drone or this thing.
Yes in some places this drone shows it’s limitations. But once you have learned those you can start achieving some great stuff. It’s totally usable for pro work. maybe not cinema. Yes. That would look not that good on the big screen.

But for other projects that are not made for the big screen, this is an option for sure!


So it can be a workhorse, in an overexaggerated sense.

DJI Stephen Posted at 11-18 10:26
Hello and good day Reinis (SkyHighFilms). Thank you for sharing this remarkable video you have filmed. Great work and two thumbs up to you sir.  .

Thank you so much!

Juliflash Posted at 11-18 10:28
Absolutely awsome!
In the right hands and knowing some color grading, deffinitely not a toy.

THANK YOU!

JodyB Posted at 11-18 10:36
Very nice!! Makes me anxious to do some filming myself!! Awesome, keep it up!!

Great to hear that I have inspired someone.

AntDX316 Posted at 11-18 10:47
How do you properly "upscale" footage?

In premiere. Right-click on your footage in the sequence - Scale to frame size

fans035f0abb Posted at 11-18 20:51
Excellent work. I'm looking forward to learning not only how to fly a drone, but video editing as well. I would be thrilled to be able to produce results like this someday!

Good to hear! Remember - trial and error. That's all.

Reinis (SkyHighFilms) Posted at 11-19 09:58
Great to hear that I have inspired someone.

I'm sure you've inspired more than just me!!

I really enjoyed this video.  The Mini does have limitations but oh man that's some great footage you captured.  Great job!

Reinis (SkyHighFilms) Posted at 11-19 09:57
Thank you so much!

You are very much Reinis (SkyHighFilms). Have a safe and a happy filming always. .

Reinis (SkyHighFilms) Posted at 11-19 09:59
In premiere. Right-click on your footage in the sequence - Scale to frame size

It's not better quality though.