Hi guys! Time for flying, literally!
Our team produced this trailer for 'Cilento in Volo' zip-line located in Trentinara, a peaceful place in South Italy.
Both Mavic 2 Pro and custom FPV drone (powered by DJI HD video link) were involved, as well as head-mounted Osmo Action. More technical info below.

It was a great experience! I did some flight tests in the early morning to acquire situational awareness on obstacles, weather conditions, and the average speed of the zip-line... about 120km/h!

We hope you like our work!

Gear used:
DJI Mavic 2 Pro with Polar Pro ND filter
DJI Smart Controller
Custom 5 inches FPV drone with GoPro 8 and ND filter
Caddx Nebula Pro
DJI FPV Goggles V2 with iFlight Crystal HD Patch and Albatross omnis
DJI Osmo Action with Polar Pro ND filter
Edited and color-graded in Final Cut Pro X

Enjoy!

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Very well made!

PS, I subscribed to your channel via 2 channels .
Mine are http://www.youtube.com/c/tricksandtipsnl
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Exhilarating footage!     

wow,  just wow.   

Thanks everyone!

amazing footage!

I really hope Dji releases an update to enable at least 4:3 with HDR, that would be really cool because I record all of my videos in 4:3 and crop down to 16:9 for youtube. I wear a head mount while I'm working on cars and some times I hit my head on stuff with the camera on so it moves slightly without me knowing, and when I would record in 16:9, I don't know where the camera is pointed cause it's on my head so if I'm reaching far up, or holding something really close to me, in 16:9, it's often out of frame.

Nicely done.   

adomanim Posted at 2022-1-31 09:55
I really hope Dji releases an update to enable at least 4:3 with HDR, that would be really cool because I record all of my videos in 4:3 and crop down to 16:9 for youtube. I wear a head mount while I'm working on cars and some times I hit my head on stuff with the camera on so it moves slightly without me knowing, and when I would record in 16:9, I don't know where the camera is pointed cause it's on my head so if I'm reaching far up, or holding something really close to me, in 16:9, it's often out of frame.

So by recording in 4:3 it gives me the adjustment to move the image up or down on a 16:9 timeline to recover what could have been lost footage of what I was trying to show in the video.




Kodi

Very nicely done