Hi all , i think that tele lens shots are the closest to takes from an helicopter with gyrostabilized system. Notice the difference from wide and tele lens here :

Awesome footage! Thanks for sharing this with us. Stay safe always!

I wonder how long that rock has been sat there exposed like that?

DJI Paladin Posted at 12-26 05:06
Awesome footage! Thanks for sharing this with us. Stay safe always!

Thanks Dji Paladin

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 12-26 07:07
I wonder how long that rock has been sat there exposed like that?

it could be millions years ?

Very impressive footage!  

Happy Holidays!

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-26 12:36
Very impressive footage!  

Happy Holidays!

Thank you DowntownRDB, happy holidays !

Looks good to me.   

Roberto Pirodda Posted at 12-26 09:01
Thanks Dji Paladin

You are welcome, Roberto. Have a wonderful day ahead!

Nice shots.
Did you use digital zoom, or just the optical?

Very nice indeed, as well with the large mountains in the back ground.

Roberto Pirodda Posted at 12-27 01:40
Thank you DowntownRDB, happy holidays !

You're very welcome Roberto.    

Montfrooij Posted at 12-27 05:17
Nice shots.
Did you use digital zoom, or just the optical?

thanks Montfrooij, i used full zoom, optical and digital. It was shot at 1920x1080 30fp/s. Notice that if you use higher frame rate the digital zoom is limited

Roberto Pirodda Posted at 12-28 03:43
thanks Montfrooij, i used full zoom, optical and digital. It was shot at 1920x1080 30fp/s. Notice that if you use higher frame rate the digital zoom is limited

Ah ok. That explains the slight softness (digital zoom)

Montfrooij Posted at 12-28 04:02
Ah ok. That explains the slight softness (digital zoom)

yes, moreover a zoom lens is always lower resolution than a fixed focal lens

Roberto Pirodda Posted at 12-29 03:49
yes, moreover a zoom lens is always lower resolution than a fixed focal lens

True.
Although I have seen quite good footage at 50mm from that lens.
(no digital zoom)