Nicely done.    

Hello there. Good day and thank you for posting this interesting video here at DJI Forum. Again, thank you for your support and have a nice day.

Very nice and what a cool effect.  

Awesome edit

Good Job Comic footage can work well with normal footage . Video below is old shot on a Mavic 1 a bit long but you can fast fwd to see what I’m talking about. I have also done some handheld with pocket with kids that really works well.

hallmark007 Posted at 1-23 05:35
Good Job Comic footage can work well with normal footage . Video below is old shot on a Mavic 1 a bit long but you can fast fwd to see what I’m talking about. I have also done some handheld with pocket with kids that really works well.

https://youtu.be/5hAIVnHl9_I

Thats some good stuff!  Wow!

Charles Adams Posted at 1-23 06:59
Thats some good stuff!  Wow!

Thank you, it seems a long time ago. Its one of my favorite places in all of Ireland very far north where weather can be crazy but beautifully wild. The subject helps a lot .

hallmark007 Posted at 1-23 07:21
Thank you, it seems a long time ago. Its one of my favorite places in all of Ireland very far north where weather can be crazy but beautifully wild. The subject helps a lot .

What I wish we had was a forum where we could put some content up and get real constructive critique of that content.  Not a bunch of "likes" (which is great for the ego but doesn't teach me anything), and not a bunch of destructive comments.  I like compliments, but I really learn a lot more from constructive critique.

I've got some photos that I've been taking, and I think that I'm getting better, but I don't know I'm getting better.  And unless someone with more expertise can review and comment and suggest, I'll never know.

That's a long winded statement leading to this:  There is style and technique in your videos that I hope to emulate.  I'd like to learn to do that as well as you do.

pretty cool.

Charles Adams Posted at 1-23 07:52
What I wish we had was a forum where we could put some content up and get real constructive critique of that content.  Not a bunch of "likes" (which is great for the ego but doesn't teach me anything), and not a bunch of destructive comments.  I like compliments, but I really learn a lot more from constructive critique.

I've got some photos that I've been taking, and I think that I'm getting better, but I don't know I'm getting better.  And unless someone with more expertise can review and comment and suggest, I'll never know.

I think if you ask for help then there are some who will give good advice, but it’s probably more about asking than waiting.

Charles Adams Posted at 1-23 07:52
What I wish we had was a forum where we could put some content up and get real constructive critique of that content.  Not a bunch of "likes" (which is great for the ego but doesn't teach me anything), and not a bunch of destructive comments.  I like compliments, but I really learn a lot more from constructive critique.

I've got some photos that I've been taking, and I think that I'm getting better, but I don't know I'm getting better.  And unless someone with more expertise can review and comment and suggest, I'll never know.

Hi Charles,
There is a guy that put in many video tricks and comments here and how to get the best out of the drones and videos. Hi might be a bit dificult to undertsand some times, but that is ok. Hi has many good advices for videos, at least to my likings.



regards
Tony

Thanks!  I will review it.

hallmark007 Posted at 1-23 08:04
I think if you ask for help then there are some who will give good advice, but it’s probably more about asking than waiting.

I won't ask here.  The style of participation from our members varies too greatly, and some posts do not contribute productively.

Charles Adams Posted at 1-23 08:30
I won't ask here.  The style of participation from our members varies too greatly, and some posts do not contribute productively.

Now that’s the most diplomatic way of putting it I could possibly imagine

Different for sure!
I like it