Hi everybody!
Switching between Premiere and FCP workflow it's a little bit tricky. I'm trying to learn this new editing concept
This new video is edited and graded with FCP and title is tracked with Motion. I've a lot to learn, hope you can help me with your welcome advices and criticisms.

Phantom 3 Pro, 4K 24fps, D-LOG profile, landscape settings, no filters.

I'm a novice when it comes to video edits, so it may not mean much, but I love the video.  Beautiful scenery and the music was perfect to drive home the feeling of serenity. What made you decide to make the switch from Premiere to FCP?

ryan209 Posted at 2016-2-3 21:59
I'm a novice when it comes to video edits, so it may not mean much, but I love the video.  Beautiful ...

Thanks Ryan. Simply to learn a new editing method. FCP is a different and interesting philosophy. But I still love Premiere! ;)

Mauro Pagliai Posted at 2016-2-3 16:25
Thanks Ryan. Simply to learn a new editing method. FCP is a different and interesting philosophy.  ...

Okay,  I was just curious, I have played with iMovie a little but had been considering trying out a more professional editor and didn't know if there was a certain feature or limitation at play! It's always good to learn a new perspective,  Thanks!

Another worthless video?  Art is not worthless and that sir, was art.  Great video..

Very soft looking clouds.. Beautiful and not useless at all, me and folks appreciate your sharing here!

Mauro Pagliai Posted at 2016-2-4 06:25
Thanks Ryan. Simply to learn a new editing method. FCP is a different and interesting philosophy.  ...

BTW how was the signal through the layer of the clouds and what was the altitude?

gherd Posted at 2016-2-4 03:11
Another worthless video?  Art is not worthless and that sir, was art.  Great video..

Thank you very much. This is really appreciated

DJI-Tim Posted at 2016-2-4 08:37
BTW how was the signal through the layer of the clouds and what was the altitude?

Thank you Tim. Altitude was 60mt from ground and 1000mt above sea level.  Video signal always perfect even at max distance permitted by italian laws ;)

Ciao ho visto i tuoi filmati sono fantastici complimenti

How did you do that "splatter" effect over the sun?  It looks like you have left the clear shipping plastic over the front of the lens

endotherm Posted at 2016-3-31 11:12
How did you do that "splatter" effect over the sun?  It looks like you have left the clear shipping  ...

The splatter effect is WATER DROPLETS!  Been there, done that.  The fog condensed on the cold parts of the drone, including the lens.  It was so heavy that I could see it dripping as I landed with the camera pointed down.  Everything was wet when I landed.  That was the last time going through fog for me.

Signal was fine for me @400 feet directly overhead.  View on top was beautiful, as the sun was just coming up at the horizon.

imm.arcobaleno Posted at 2016-3-31 14:44
Ciao ho visto i tuoi filmati sono fantastici complimenti

Grazie mille!

AG0N-Gary Posted at 2016-4-1 02:52
The splatter effect is WATER DROPLETS!  Been there, done that.  The fog condensed on the cold part ...

Yes, they are
Every time you'll fly in the fog remember to bring a towel to dry your Phantom
Great fun, anyway ;)

I want to know why,  whenever someone from Italy who is a first time user posts a video,  that video always looks 10 times better than anything I have ever done.  And they are always so humble about it.  Me,  I would be making everyone I know look at it and sing my praise.  Oh,  well.  Nice video.

Kneepuck Posted at 2016-4-1 18:06
I want to know why,  whenever someone from Italy who is a first time user posts a video,  that video ...

Thanks, Kneepuck

Morph1 Posted at 2016-4-1 18:15
that was brilliant, very cool idea, great video bud.
Nicely done

Thank you soooo much!

Keep filmin, it is really worth the way you fly and edit. Lovely video, well done, Mauro!

Nice job Mauro!

baronerosso Posted at 2016-4-4 10:51
Nice job Mauro!

Grazie di cuore!