Hi guys,

I am new to this forum so please let me know if I make any mistakes. I have recently bought a DJI Phantom 3 Standard and am loving it. This is my youtube channel where I upload some of my videos I film and edit. Let me know what you think! Feedback and constructive critisism is always welcome.

https://www.youtube.com/c/ShubbyG

The following video is what I believe to be my best work yet...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZVNd8u_tAU

Pretty good, my only criticism  being that your scene changes are too sudden, might be better if they were progressive.

Where is this, down near Delamere, just wondering as I used to live at Hallet Cove.

Really nice video. Thanks for sharing.

fans9efd7b08 Posted at 2016-11-9 01:03
Pretty good, my only criticism  being that your scene changes are too sudden, might be better if the ...

Cheers, I will try to work on it.

I have actually made a video in Hallet Cove too. Its on the channel.
Yeah this is around that area that you are talking about.

Great video , while we can see the prop shadow, you could try to tilt the camera down. Look forward more nice videos.

Aloha shubby,

     Yes, mahalo for sharing your video with us.  If I might suggest, you may want to slow down your rotations, especially your PANs.  With high a resolution camera, you are capturing beautiful recordings, but if you rotate so fast that the PAN is jerky, the viewer is unable to see the beauty recorded.  

     Basic principles of smooth PANs are to rotate slowly and smoothly, use the highest resolution you can and finally keep your Frames per Second at or above 30 FPS.  If your highest resolution requires 24 FPS or 25 FPS, drop down to a lower resolution so you can have 30 FPS.  Then during editing, you will see that your PANs are smooth and beautiful.  There are also some settings you can use to help smooth out PANs, but these suggestions are a starting point.

     I look forward to more of your videos.  Australia is so beautiful.

     Hope this helps!

Aloha and Drone On!

Been a while since I've made a video. This is the latest one which includes a bit of DSLR video work aswell. Kimba is a small town in South Australia, considered halfway across the width of Australia.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_DTZSwk2x8

Both videos are really nice, thanks for sharing. There is definitely a nice contrast in color between the two video.

very nice landscapes.. thanks for sharing...

Nice!Good Job!