Start of the way back home: A glimpse at McDermott's Castle on a small island in Lough Key, Boyle Abbey (an unplanned stop), Roscommon Castle (in an authorization zone) to the main sight: Clonmacnoise, a monastic site of great importance from 544 to 1552 on the banks of the River Shannon.
The Rock of Dunamase is well worth a stop as well: castle ruins from the 12th century on a rocky knoll. Cute Brownshill Dolmen with its 150 ton top stone. Ballyloughan Castle from afar and a dip in the Atlantic.

Drones: DJI Mini 3 Pro, iFlight Nazgul Evoque (GoPro 10 and O3), Flywoo Explorer LR 4 O3, additional footage by DJI Osmo Pocket.

Very nice done,
I was there as well , but you already guessed:RAIN

Travel and Drones Posted at 10-16 12:15
Very nice done,
I was there as well , but you already guessed:RAIN

Thanks a lot.
Yes, rain is a problem for drone flyers. Glad we had more than a few if not bright then at least dry times...

nice video with lots of interesting places. Been to Clonmacnoise myself and I think that this is a really amazing place full of history

Another great compilation Seb. Some amazing ruins on view. I like the speed ramp effect, and I've been practising it in Davinci until I've got the hang of it. Did YOU have a dip in the Atlantic too, I wonder?

Loving how the looks after Browns hill.  

ElleKN Posted at 10-16 22:20
nice video with lots of interesting places. Been to Clonmacnoise myself and I think that this is a really amazing place full of history

Thank you.
Yes, it's fascinating place.

Blériot53 Posted at 10-16 22:47
Another great compilation Seb. Some amazing ruins on view. I like the speed ramp effect, and I've been practising it in Davinci until I've got the hang of it. Did YOU have a dip in the Atlantic too, I wonder?

Thanks a lot. Last one of Ireland...
Yes, speed ramping can be very cool. Best I think with a steady (and maybe helped by the POI function) circle. Key is IMO smooth footage and a gradual change of the speed.
I edit in Final Cut and it has an option "optical flow" that calculates the pictures in-between so it really is smooth.

Blériot53 Posted at 10-16 22:47
Another great compilation Seb. Some amazing ruins on view. I like the speed ramp effect, and I've been practising it in Davinci until I've got the hang of it. Did YOU have a dip in the Atlantic too, I wonder?

And yes, after som deliberation I dipped as well...

DAFlys Posted at 10-16 23:03
Loving how the looks after Browns hill.

Thank you, DA

Depp Posted at 10-17 04:23
Thanks a lot. Last one of Ireland...
Yes, speed ramping can be very cool. Best I think with a steady (and maybe helped by the POI function) circle. Key is IMO smooth footage and a gradual change of the speed.
I edit in Final Cut and it has an option "optical flow" that calculates the pictures in-between so it really is smooth.

Yes there's a similar function in Davinci which smoothly increases the speed at the beginning, and then just as smoothly decreases it back to normal speed at the end.

Depp Posted at 10-17 04:24
And yes, after som deliberation I dipped as well...

Blériot53 Posted at 10-17 05:18
Yes there's a similar function in Davinci which smoothly increases the speed at the beginning, and then just as smoothly decreases it back to normal speed at the end.

Looking forward to your take on it...

Depp Posted at 10-17 05:26
Looking forward to your take on it...

I've practised on old footage. Now I need to film something new, with speed ramping in mind

Depp Posted at 10-17 04:25
Thank you, DA

You're very welcome.

What an amazing variety of shots.    I really enjoyed this video.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-17 09:06
What an amazing variety of shots.    I really enjoyed this video.

Thanks a lot, Downtown! Glad you do!
Have a good one!

Depp Posted at 10-17 09:43
Thanks a lot, Downtown! Glad you do!
Have a good one!

You're very welcome.  You also have a great day.

Nice footage and editing!

Montfrooij Posted at 12-4 12:41
Nice footage and editing!

Thank you!

Depp Posted at 12-4 22:23
Thank you!

You're welcome.
Nice to see the different kind of drones and their 'way of flying' plus the Pocket, which gives some variation that you otherwise don't get (with just one camera system)

Montfrooij Posted at 12-4 22:47
You're welcome.
Nice to see the different kind of drones and their 'way of flying'  plus the Pocket, which gives some variation that you otherwise don't get (with just one camera system)

Yes, that's what I aim for

Depp Posted at 12-5 07:09
Yes, that's what I aim for

Mission accomplished