Hi all,

Here is my 1st video using Mavic Pro. Please comment for me to improve



Tommy

Not bad, it is a good start, very smooth flying! Thank you for sharing!

DJI Diana Posted at 2017-9-11 00:21
Not bad, it is a good start, very smooth flying! Thank you for sharing!

Thank for your comment.

My First Video too
At the place where they filmed Kong: The Skull island
But my controller charging my phone overheated my phone which crashed the OS and thereafter no.more footage…

Jase Teo Posted at 2017-9-11 07:19
My First Video too
At the place where they filmed Kong: The Skull island
But my controller charging my phone overheated my phone which crashed the OS and thereafter no.more footage…

The crashed OS shouldn't stop the Mavic from recording video. Did you get video from the SD card on the Mavic?

WolfgangStiller Posted at 2017-9-11 07:30
The crashed OS shouldn't stop the Mavic from recording video. Did you get video from the SD card on the Mavic?

I managed to get but onie extract part of it… and did some easy editing.

WolfgangStiller Posted at 2017-9-11 07:30
The crashed OS shouldn't stop the Mavic from recording video. Did you get video from the SD card on the Mavic?

I managed to get but onie extract part of it… and did some easy editing.

Jase Teo Posted at 2017-9-11 07:29
I managed to get but onie extract part of it… and did some easy editing.

https://youtu.be/UwGt8AqRDuE

Glad you managed to grab the video! Nice job--I love that location!

Thanks for the video. Very nice area to film!
Two things I noticed:
1. I would expose a bit to the left (darker), like -0.7 or so.
2. Don't pan (rotate) and record video unless you do it VERY slowly
Keep them coming!

Jase Teo Posted at 2017-9-11 07:29
I managed to get but onie extract part of it… and did some easy editing.

https://youtu.be/UwGt8AqRDuE

Beautiful location
Too bad only 720, but I guess that's because of the crash?

Jase Teo Posted at 2017-9-11 07:19
My First Video too
At the place where they filmed Kong: The Skull island
But my controller charging my phone overheated my phone which crashed the OS and thereafter no.more footage…

That is a sad news, I think the Mavic SD card may store the video do you check.

Jase Teo Posted at 2017-9-11 07:29
I managed to get but onie extract part of it… and did some easy editing.

https://youtu.be/UwGt8AqRDuE

Nice shoot ... nice job ....

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-9-11 12:04
Thanks for the video. Very nice area to film!
Two things I noticed:
1. I would expose a bit to the left (darker), like -0.7 or so.

Great comment ...

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-9-11 12:05
Beautiful location
Too bad only 720, but I guess that's because of the crash?

Do you set your recording resolution?

TomGuyz Posted at 2017-9-12 05:10
Do you set your recording resolution?

I only see resolutions up 720.

For it being the 1st one very good indeed. Need to slow it down more smoothly as the MP turns. Try 'Tripod' mode or adjust 'Yaw' gimbal settings so it can look even smoother.  

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-9-12 05:14
I only see resolutions up 720.
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I means on your Mavic setting.

Sportbike_Pilot Posted at 2017-9-12 05:21
For it being the 1st one very good indeed. Need to slow it down more smoothly as the MP turns. Try 'Tripod' mode or adjust 'Yaw' gimbal settings so it can look even smoother.

Thank for you comment.

TomGuyz Posted at 2017-9-12 05:55
I means on your Mavic setting.

It is not my footage, I can't view your video higher than 720

My 2nd video

Great work! After seeing your three videos, these are my comments for better results:

- Pan slowly. When panning left and right move slowly so the viewer has time to see and take in the scenery.
- Keep an eye on your exposure. If you want you can keep your Histogram open to tell you how you're exposure is doing while you shoot. You can also use the Exposure Peaking mode to tell you what is being burned due to over exposure.
- It seems that you're using D-Log. If you use D-Log it would be to do color correction later. If you're not doing any post editing on the footage then I suggest using other modes like Vivid or Normal. You will get better colors and contrast than just leaving D-Log unedited.

I hope this helps you a bit to get better

Asainz320 Posted at 2017-10-2 07:25
Great work! After seeing your three videos, these are my comments for better results:

- Pan slowly. When panning left and right move slowly so the viewer has time to see and take in the scenery.

Hi Asainz320,

Thank for your comment. It really help and I take note on it ..

Thank a lot ... I'll it posted and hope you can see my improvement.