Here's some shots from France. The city on the island is Mont Saint-Michel and the small French town is Saint-Jean-le-Thomas.

Any tips on color grading are welcome. I tried some auto contrast, levels, and color in Adobe Premier but because a lot of the shots change exposure it looked kind of funny. Any tips?

Great video, thanks for posting!

"... but because a lot of the shots change exposure it looked kind of funny"

I really try not to mess with colors and such, for the mentioned reason if in auto exposure mode.
But in case that: hard cuts helping , you 'just' need to edit clip by clip, then
(Another reasion for trying not to mess with colors and such: clip for clip can be a pain in the ..... ;-)

Edit: Also for some projects (not drone and from the past) I did that, pre-post, so to speak.
To sort the video, cut in the different sections, and pre applied the changes I wanted to see.
But for drone videos, I am still not there, yet. Notebook ist limiting too much, methinks

S-e-ven Posted at 2018-4-18 20:15
"... but because a lot of the shots change exposure it looked kind of funny"

I really try not to mess with colors and such, for the mentioned reason if in auto exposure mode.

Yes, it's a pain for sure. I guess it's just something I need to learn. Time to hit up youtube for tutorials I guess. Thanks for your input.

Nice video

nice video! i really like the low flying part.
as for exposure - better to shoot in manual mode. or, when using auto, if you tap on the screen, it will readjust the auto exposure based on the metering of that part you touched on. for example, in your video, where you are high up and the houses, trees below seem very dark, you tap on the screen on that lower part and you will see how auto exposure is changing and it will stay like that. i hope it makes sense what i am saying

I wish I could have got closer but this was the closest you could get legally with a drone, and it was flanked by two big NFZ bubbles, so this was the only angle. I have a lot of hand held video of the place that I will edit into the next video.

Great video, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more works from you.

Thanks for sharing!