This is my third film just finished editing. Using the Dji Mavic 2 Pro & a bit of the Ronin S with Canon idx mk II. Any thoughts, advice much appreciated. Thanks

Very nice video

Awesome footage

Great place (on my bucket list!)!

Great to watch. Thanks for the share.

Well done

Very well made!

Awesome footage,   is this cropped or anamorphic lens?

DAFlys Posted at 11-11 01:26
Awesome footage,   is this cropped or anamorphic lens?

Thank you for liking it. I did not crop it just the cinematic borders. I shot it with Mavic 2 Pro and Canon 1DX MK II 50mm 1.2L lens. Thanks again

DAFlys Posted at 11-11 01:26
Awesome footage,   is this cropped or anamorphic lens?

It's all a steep learning curve for me. First time shooting with a drone and using the Ronin S. With the footage from the 1DX and drone I place it in a folder run it through EditReady as ProRes 422 then chop and colour grade in Premier Pro.Thank fully it looked half decent.

In my research learning curve I purchased LUTS. However, I did not get good results. I found that editing contrast, highlights etc is better just with native Premiere. But maybe I don't have a good understand of how to use LUT's properly.

Thanks again for veiwing Folks

Wonderful footage, nicely done! Awesome location

Amazing footage. Stunning spot. Thanks for sharing!

V I N C E. C H A P P L E Posted at 11-11 04:07
Thank you for liking it. I did not crop it just the cinematic borders. I shot it with Mavic 2 Pro and Canon 1DX MK II 50mm 1.2L lens. Thanks again

Well the crop gave awesome feel to the video.

V I N C E. C H A P P L E Posted at 11-11 04:18
It's all a steep learning curve for me. First time shooting with a drone and using the Ronin S. With the footage from the 1DX and drone I place it in a folder run it through EditReady as ProRes 422 then chop and colour grade in Premier Pro.Thank fully it looked half decent.

In my research learning curve I purchased LUTS. However, I did not get good results. I found that editing contrast, highlights etc is better just with native Premiere. But maybe I don't have a good understand of how to use LUT's properly.

I think you need a certain look before the LUT works as per the example.

I'm simply amazed at that cinematography!