Hello! One of our honeymoon spots early February was Manjuyod Sandbar in the Philippines. It can be reached by boat from Bais City (Negros), which is presently the best way to get there because of new permits required from boat operators in the area. I hope you enjoy the video! It took way more work than I thought because of the time ramping edits haha!

Nice one! What is your video editor?

IceBox-Murdock Posted at 2018-2-16 15:46
Nice one! What is your video editor?

I use Premiere Pro. If you sign up as a student, for a year you'll get $30 off of the monthly price of $50 for the whole Adobe Suite (Lightroom, Photoshop, After Effects, etc). Thanks for watching!

Nicely done

Very Nice thanks

Woe Posted at 2018-2-16 16:28
Nicely done

Thank you for taking the time to watch!

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-17 07:08
Thank you for taking the time to watch!

No Problem. Thanks for sharing.

Good work!   

Very cool.

Nice video!

Nice video!

Really nice location and I like your cuts/transitions, happy flying.

Woe Posted at 2018-2-17 08:07
No Problem. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers and safe flying!

FlyDK Posted at 2018-2-17 09:26
Very cool.

Thanks! I've never used EDM music before but I guess it works well for travel vlog videos haha

StanfordWebbie Posted at 2018-2-17 11:39
Nice video!

Glad you like it!

A CW Posted at 2018-2-17 08:44
Good work!

Thanks much!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-17 10:10
Nice video!

Lol I just realized what you meant when you said "even the second watch"! Should've checked that you posted there too.

Flybee Posted at 2018-2-17 13:32
Really nice location and I like your cuts/transitions, happy flying.

It was the perfect de-stress spot! It wasn't windy too which was ideal for my drone.

Glad you liked the edit! I tried to not overdo the transitions so it won't look like a hip-hop music video haha. Cheers!

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-18 15:06
Lol I just realized what you meant when you said "even the second watch"! Should've checked that you posted there too.

Hahahahahahaha.
No problem.
I like drone footage

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-18 23:29
Hahahahahahaha.
No problem.
I like drone footage

You should fly yours a bit more!

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-18 23:35
You should fly yours a bit more!

If I still had it, I would....

Nice video!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-18 23:36
If I still had it, I would....

Oops, maybe I shouldn't have asked... sorry.

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-18 23:37
Oops, maybe I shouldn't have asked... sorry.

No worry. It was my own choice to return it.
Got scared by the new regulations that are underway.
I first want to see how they look.

But I will fly again.
Only not sure when and with what model

escore Posted at 2018-2-18 23:36
Nice video!

Thank you for checking it out!!

Very nice great video

Great edit and music choice for the location.  Beautiful place indeed!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-18 23:50
No worry. It was my own choice to return it.
Got scared by the new regulations that are underway.
I first want to see how they look.

At least you got to return it. Some people crashed theirs. The Mavic Air might be just right for you, easier to hide from cops haha

Gregbella Posted at 2018-2-19 02:19
Very nice great video

Thanks for looking into it!

Berg I Imagery Posted at 2018-2-19 07:08
Great edit and music choice for the location.  Beautiful place indeed!

Delighted that you liked it! Cheers!

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-19 15:46
At least you got to return it. Some people crashed theirs. The Mavic Air might be just right for you, easier to hide from cops haha

Hahahahahaha.
Yes, I was very careful.
One day.....

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-19 23:44
Hahahahahaha.
Yes, I was very careful.
One day.....

I checked the drone laws in Netherlands and they're not as bad as in some countries. Or do they have some laws in the cities that don't allow them at all?

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-20 08:32
I checked the drone laws in Netherlands and they're not as bad as in some countries. Or do they have some laws in the cities that don't allow them at all?

Rule 1: don't fly in built up area's. So that rules out all cities.
(they don't enforce that rule too often, only when you are really irresponsible, but that is how you should interpretate the 'not flying over buildings' rule according to the government) and NFZ's
Rule 2: don't fly over / close by (50m horizontal) groups of people (12+), roads, railroads, harbors, industrial area's
That one is also open for interpretation, since the guidelines that everybody talks about don't mention the 50m. But the law does.
Rule 3: don't fly higher than 120m
Rule 4: fly line of sight and max 100m away from you (the 100m is only in the law, not in the guidelines)
We have a strange country when it comes to laws and guidelines.

So yes, it is confusing and for now the 'non commercial' flyers should be good if they stay away from people, buildings etc. and behave responsible so no one will try to find something to catch them.
But when I read correctly, there are changes coming that will push the more strict rules to the guidelines. Although I am not a lawer or something so I might be mistaken.

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-20 13:50
Rule 1: don't fly in built up area's. So that rules out all cities.
(they don't enforce that rule too often, only when you are really irresponsible, but that is how you should interpretate the 'not flying over buildings' rule according to the government) and NFZ's
Rule 2: don't fly over / close by (50m horizontal) groups of people (12+), roads, railroads, harbors, industrial area's

When I did a quick search and skimmed through it, the only number I initially found was the 120m. They should put up an infographic for quick references in case I come and travel there. For Singapore, there's a map that tells you exactly where you can fly.

100 meters away from you is a bummer, though. I guess you could look for a big park and fly mostly vertically on a weekday to adhere to the 50m one.

Where I work, I get to meet cops occasionally and none of them know what the drone laws are haha. As long as you don't hit something or stalk anyone, they say they don't really care. Unfortunately, once drone laws are finalized that might change.

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-20 16:28
When I did a quick search and skimmed through it, the only number I initially found was the 120m. They should put up an infographic for quick references in case I come and travel there. For Singapore, there's a map that tells you exactly where you can fly.

100 meters away from you is a bummer, though. I guess you could look for a big park and fly mostly vertically on a weekday to adhere to the 50m one.

Very true.
Most won't even know exactly what we can do except for the obvious.
A lot will depend on your behavior.
And as long as the guidelines are still there, we can always have that excuse.

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-20 23:09
Very true.
Most won't even know exactly what we can do except for the obvious.
A lot will depend on your behavior.

There's rumors of a Mavic 2 being announced in March or April. You're in no rush to get a drone so I envy you. Some really good drones are coming your way and you'll have a few to choose from.
Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for the Osmo 2 so I can shoot a wedding with it!

Raincast Posted at 2018-2-21 01:11
There's rumors of a Mavic 2 being announced in March or April. You're in no rush to get a drone so I envy you. Some really good drones are coming your way and you'll have a few to choose from.
Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for the Osmo 2 so I can shoot a wedding with it!

True. That is my strategy right now.
Wait for MP2 and see what it brings.
Then decide what my purchase is going to be.
For now I see 3 options.
MP(P)
MA
MP2
Depending on the price of the MP2 I think MA / MP(P) will have the best chance for me.
But we'll see in the future.

I miss the PI. Nice video, thanks for sharing.

Lovely video, nice work!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-2-21 01:35
True. That is my strategy right now.
Wait for MP2 and see what it brings.
Then decide what my purchase is going to be.

There's the Autel Evo as well, which their company plans for a 4k60 1" sensor version. The Mavic Pro hasn't had any competition for a while now, but with the MA and maybe even a redesigned P5 we'll see.