Number 9 in my series of Australian Landscapes using the M2P in the HLG (HDR) 10 bit format. Encoded and uploaded to Vimeo in H265. Hope you like it!

Stunning footage.

Thanks Woe, for the first time I got somebody else to edit and color grade, I think Sarah has done a good job!

Very well done!

christangey Posted at 4-21 18:02
Thanks Woe, for the first time I got somebody else to edit and color grade, I think Sarah has done a good job!

PS, if you reply via tha small 'reply' link below one's answer, the user gets a notification

Montfrooij Posted at 4-21 22:49
PS, if you reply via tha small 'reply' link below one's answer, the user gets a notification

thanks Montfrooij, I keep forgetting that!

christangey Posted at 4-21 22:59
thanks Montfrooij, I keep forgetting that!

No worries.
There are far worse things to forget about

Montfrooij Posted at 4-21 22:49
PS, if you reply via tha small 'reply' link below one's answer, the user gets a notification

thanks Montfrooij, I keep forgetting that!

Montfrooij Posted at 4-21 23:10
No worries.
There are far worse things to forget about

Ha! Firefox browser forgot it had already published my reply!

christangey Posted at 4-21 23:10
thanks Montfrooij, I keep forgetting that!

Hahahahaha.
Double the welcome!

christangey Posted at 4-21 23:12
Ha! Firefox browser forgot it had already published my reply!

No problem. I have this on Chrome too sometimes.
This forum has some bugs

Beautiful footage, and the music really draws you in.

Thanks DAFlys, can't take credit for the edit this time though, that was by Sarah Mancel.

Montfrooij Posted at 4-21 23:14
No problem. I have this on Chrome too sometimes.
This forum has some bugs

yes I think I have had this trouble on Chrome too. You post it, then it looks like it hasn't so you hit it again and find it's been posted twice and you can't delete the second one!

christangey Posted at 4-22 17:19
yes I think I have had this trouble on Chrome too. You post it, then it looks like it hasn't so you hit it again and find it's been posted twice and you can't delete the second one!

True.
The strange thing is that is only very sometimes.

Stunning footage.

ro_flyer Posted at 4-23 01:09
Stunning footage.

thankyou Captain

Montfrooij Posted at 4-22 23:28
True.
The strange thing is that is only very sometimes.

yes that's true, unpredictable

christangey Posted at 4-24 04:02
yes that's true, unpredictable

That is probably why it is hard to fix.

Fantastic imagery as always Chris
There's just something about the unmistakable red colours that immediately tell you that you're in Australia.

christangey - Damn - you do good work!  Nice video, the colors are something to see, oh - that critter, what is it called, seemed interested in what you were doing - what is it called?  BTW, had 10 injections in left eye so far, and is now starting to get a little better at each visit to doc.  Now I can appreciate you and others videos, certainly worth the slow progress, if it keeps up.  Best.

neilfisher Posted at 4-24 08:55
Fantastic imagery as always Chris
There's just something about the unmistakable red colours that immediately tell you that you're in Australia.

Thanks very much Neil, funny what becomes your normality though. Having lived in  the "Red Centre" for 32 years now green looks a bit odd!

christangey Posted at 4-21 18:02
Thanks Woe, for the first time I got somebody else to edit and color grade, I think Sarah has done a good job!

You both have done a good job on that clip.

Bob-Mavic Pro Platinum Posted at 4-24 17:22
christangey - Damn - you do good work!  Nice video, the colors are something to see, oh - that critter, what is it called, seemed interested in what you were doing - what is it called?  BTW, had 10 injections in left eye so far, and is now starting to get a little better at each visit to doc.  Now I can appreciate you and others videos, certainly worth the slow progress, if it keeps up.  Best.

Thanks Bob, yep the critter was a black-footed rock wallaby, on rock faces they'd make a mountain goat look clumsy. Good to hear about the eye progress.

Geebax Posted at 4-24 21:37
You both have done a good job on that clip.

thanks a lot Captain

christangey Posted at 4-24 22:09
Thanks Bob, yep the critter was a black-footed rock wallaby, on rock faces they'd make a mountain goat look clumsy. Good to hear about the eye progress.

So THAT is a Wallaby - nice to see one, understand though that they can get a bit anti-social at times  Thanks for the reply.

christangey Posted at 4-23 01:50
thankyou Captain

You're welcome mate!

Bob-Mavic Pro Platinum Posted at 4-25 11:21
So THAT is a Wallaby - nice to see one, understand though that they can get a bit anti-social at times  Thanks for the reply.

Yes Bob, the worst ones are the drop-wallabies, which are closely related to the drop bear. They hide up in trees silently and then drop on their victims from above and strangle them with their tail.

Nice footage!

Zotya Posted at 4-26 07:05
Nice footage!

thankyou Zotya

Stunning footage. Thanks for sharing.

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

DJI Natalia Posted at 4-26 22:19
Stunning footage. Thanks for sharing.

and thank you very much Natalia

Very cool!

David Martin Graff Posted at 4-26 22:56
Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

thanks again Captain!

DamianMartin Posted at 4-27 14:56
Very cool!

Hi Damian, and thanks for that

ro_flyer Posted at 4-23 01:09
Stunning footage.

thanks ro-flyer

christangey Posted at 4-26 01:10
Yes Bob, the worst ones are the drop-wallabies, which are closely related to the drop bear. They hide up in trees silently and then drop on their victims from above and strangle them with their tail.

Aww . . .c'mon

Bob-Mavic Pro Platinum Posted at 5-2 13:14
Aww . . .c'mon

well spotted Bob, a little dry outback humour there

christangey Posted at 5-2 18:27
well spotted Bob, a little dry outback humour there

A chuckle now and then keeps you young.  Also, I have heard that Drop Wallabies only do it during the first two hours after sunrise, that's why in some places they are also known as Morning Wallabies.  Hell of a pleasure exchanging communication.