This is my very first and humble 4K video during our short Christmas trip to East of Taiwan, where the vast ponded rice fields are getting ready for the next season.
  I would like to have the DJI master pilots’ instructive comments, which could help me to improve my video shooting and editing skills.  
  Many thanks in advance and wish all DJI community a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
  

Nice video! Great job!

jacksonnai Posted at 12-29 19:59
Nice video! Great job!

Thanks  jacksonnai  

Lovely footage. Thanks for sharing

Very well done mate. My Thai Wife is curious why there is so much water for rice, they do it different here (Thailand) it seems

Atlas_Aus Posted at 12-29 20:24
Very well done mate. My Thai Wife is curious why there is so much water for rice, they do it different here (Thailand) it seems

Thanks for giving your nice comment Atlas
In Taiwan, rice fields first ponded nearly 2-3 weeks to make the base soil get softer and saturated before plantation of the rice sprouts. In late January all these ponds will turn into evergreen paddies, which is also another great view to record.

Woe Posted at 12-29 20:23
Lovely footage. Thanks for sharing

Many thanks Woe

Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing!

maddox Posted at 12-29 21:25
Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing!

Many thanks maddox

Very nice. What video settings did you use? ND filter?

Squashpile Posted at 12-29 22:23
Very nice. What video settings did you use? ND filter?

Many thanks Squashpile
All settings was  in the default (auto) mode and no filter or color edit  used.
I was ,somehow lucky, on the day video was recorded, the sky was spotless blue and very  pleasant afternoon sunrays , which  helped  to the "greenhorn" like myself to catch  such  a clear sharp view.

Very cool footage

Very nice video. Thanks for sharing

A CW Posted at 12-30 00:27
Very cool footage

Many thanks A CW

Sky Carrier Posted at 12-30 00:29
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing

Many thanks Sky Carrier

akozc Posted at 12-30 00:31
Many thanks A CW

You're welcome

Nicely done - thanks for sharing again!

Very nice video.

davidmartingraf Posted at 12-30 00:45
Nicely done - thanks for sharing again!

Many thanks davidmartingraf

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 01:03
Very nice video.

Many  thanks Montfrooij

akozc Posted at 12-30 01:11
Many  thanks Montfrooij

You're very welcome!

akozc Posted at 12-29 20:36
Thanks for giving your nice comment Atlas  
In Taiwan, rice fields first ponded nearly 2-3 weeks to make the base soil get softer and saturated before plantation of the rice sprouts. In late January all these ponds will turn into evergreen paddies, which is also another great view to record.

Ahh ok.

Looking forward to you capturing that when it happens

Really nice footage, I enjoyed it. My only advice is sometimes fly lower and not at the same height, pick focal points and fly to them and around them, give the footage impact. Show Taiwan's beauty more. Great effort thanks for sharing and look forward to seeing more from you. Well done.

Very lovely video. Thanks

M2Wair Posted at 12-30 03:51
Really nice footage, I enjoyed it. My only advice is sometimes fly lower and not at the same height, pick focal points and fly to them and around them, give the footage impact. Show Taiwan's beauty more. Great effort thanks for sharing and look forward to seeing more from you. Well done.

Many thanks M2Wair , I truly agree with your advise , for sure I will try during my next coming  flights.

nixuspix Posted at 12-30 04:20
Very lovely video. Thanks

Many thanks nixuspix

akozc Posted at 12-29 20:37
Many thanks Woe

You're welcome.

akozc Posted at 12-29 20:02
Thanks  jacksonnai

You're welcome!
Happy holidays and new year akozc!

Excellent , Lets me see the world from a birds eye view. Be sure to send us a preharvest video.

lignow Posted at 1-1 11:58
Excellent , Lets me see the world from a birds eye view. Be sure to send us a preharvest video.

Many thanks,  sure will do.

akozc Posted at 2018-12-29 21:59
Many thanks maddox

You're welcome mate!

Very cool footage

Roy Rogers Posted at 3-30 12:40
Very cool footage

Thanks Roy