Me and my wife on the road to the Serra da Canastra NAtional Park.
Just for the records.

Very Nice Video - Thanks for sharing!

Looks great.  Hope you guys have a great time.

Cool video

Nice to see!

Thank You for sharing!
I've been offroading for years - kudos for You and Your brave spouse and enjoy this rough ride!

Leftyguy Posted at 2018-3-7 18:38
Very Nice Video - Thanks for sharing!

Thak you very much!

MFPullen Posted at 2018-3-7 20:07
Looks great.  Hope you guys have a great time.

Yeah! This place is great!
Thanks

Woe Posted at 2018-3-7 20:32
Cool video

Thanks a lot!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-3-7 23:24
Nice to see!

Thank you, my friend!

alex_markov Posted at 2018-3-7 23:58
Thank You for sharing!
I've been offroading for years - kudos for You and Your brave spouse and enjoy this rough ride!

Thank you my friend, for the kind words!
Yes, it is very good to pick up an offroad "Jeep" and go near to the nature.
Cheers!

Nice clip. I think you could have shot it a bit better using a tilting reveal.

Start with the drone away from you with enough altitude to fly over you but have you in shot as it passes. Point the camera forward and check the view behind you is in shot. Now point the camera straight down to show the trees or ground. Fly towards you and tilt the gimbal upwards as you get closer to reveal yourselves then as it passes overhead keep tilting upward to reveal the view behind you. Stay on a straight path and constant speed and keep the gimbal tilting smoothly. That should give you a great cinematic shot. The speed you fly over and the speed you tilt the gimbal might vary but a few passes and you will nail it.

Hope this helps for the future

Malakai_UK Posted at 2018-3-8 02:34
Nice clip. I think you could have shot it a bit better using a tilting reveal.

Start with the drone away from you with enough altitude to fly over you but have you in shot as it passes. Point the camera forward and check the view behind you is in shot. Now point the camera straight down to show the trees or ground. Fly towards you and tilt the gimbal upwards as you get closer to reveal yourselves then as it passes overhead keep tilting upward to reveal the view behind you. Stay on a straight path and constant speed and keep the gimbal tilting smoothly. That should give you a great cinematic shot. The speed you fly over and the speed you tilt the gimbal might vary but a few passes and you will nail it.

Dear Malakai_UK,

Thank you very much for your concern and tips.
I am not very good on video! And I am terrible with editing.
My point here is to share some experiences and places with friends.
This video was part of a 6 minutes video, and I was near some wires, and this terrain has so much "Iron"; the compass maintains crazy all time. So I have to tilt, to spin, to yaw. It is risky, I know, but I would love to share places I visit and are great.
But, as I said prior, thank you for your tips. I will try them!

DocAraxá Posted at 2018-3-8 02:26
Thank you, my friend!

You're welcome

DocAraxá Posted at 2018-3-8 02:48
Dear Malakai_UK,

Thank you very much for your concern and tips.

No worries, there was no concern, i figured after watching your clip that it might help you in the future to have a nice simple move that produces great results with virtually no editing.
Its simple because you just need to push forward a little on the right stick and tilt the gimbal a little with your finger. Its shot all in one go so there's no need for editing other than trimming the start and end to suit.

DocAraxá Posted at 2018-3-8 02:26
Thanks a lot!

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DocAraxá Posted at 2018-3-8 02:25
Thak you very much!

Your Welcome

Nice one, friend!! Sounds you had a great time exploring those dirt roads on your 4x4!!!

ro_flyer Posted at 2018-3-8 07:46
Nice one, friend!! Sounds you had a great time exploring those dirt roads on your 4x4!!!

You're right, my friend!

Another nice video - wish my wife would take the same interest in flying drones

A CW Posted at 2018-3-8 13:00
Another nice video - wish my wife would take the same interest in flying drones

Dear A CW,

Thank you very much.
My wife does'nt like flying, but love to travel, so....
Cheers.

DocAraxá Posted at 2018-3-13 08:41
Dear A CW,

Thank you very much.

Fair play