This was shot using both a Phantom 4 Pro 2.0 and a Mavic Air.  The Phantom was up at 380' while the Mavic was down around 60'. Winds were 2 - 3 mph at ground level during the entire shoot.  It's amazing just how much more stable the Phantom is than the Mavic Air in regards to wind.  

-Xathros
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http://www.youtube.com/xathros65

Cool video! Thank you for sharing it with us! Keep on flying,

DJI Natalia Posted at 2018-6-12 06:58
Cool video! Thank you for sharing it with us! Keep on flying,

Thank you!

Great vid   

A CW Posted at 2018-6-12 07:39
Great vid

Thank you sir!

Nice video. I want to create a video intro for all my videos, did you use a special app to create your?

TheLazyC Posted at 2018-6-12 11:03
Nice video. I want to create a video intro for all my videos, did you use a special app to create your?

Thanks.

I used a combo of Photoshop for the graphics and iMovie 10 / Final Cut X to build the sequences for in/out rolls.  Then just imported the resulting movies to final cut as media to use on each of my other projects.  I need to redo them and make them more professional looking.  I'm still pretty new and learning a lot.  maybe another month or two and I'll take another stab at building something better.

-Xathros

Xathros Posted at 2018-6-12 11:08
Thanks.

I used a combo of Photoshop for the graphics and iMovie 10 / Final Cut X to build the sequences for in/out rolls.  Then just imported the resulting movies to final cut as media to use on each of my other projects.  I need to redo them and make them more professional looking.  I'm still pretty new and learning a lot.  maybe another month or two and I'll take another stab at building something better.

I just purchased Final Cut Pro X and I am playing around with it. I have been using iMovie. I need to learn to take better videos in order to get better movies, but it is fun learning...

TheLazyC Posted at 2018-6-12 11:10
I just purchased Final Cut Pro X and I am playing around with it. I have been using iMovie. I need to learn to take better videos in order to get better movies, but it is fun learning...

I can recommend Drone Film Guide on Youtube as a great beginners guide to both shooting better and good post tips.