Castle Loevestein by drone

Dronedrecht · Apr 13, 2016

Just uploaded new footage, love to see your comments, likes and subscribe

Dr. Ifly Drones · Apr 13, 2016

I think you captured some good shots there. It does start to seem a bit repetitive after about 1 minute. The castle is very interesting but, more than about a minute on a single point of interest starts to get boring. No judgements just my thoughts.

Dronedrecht · Apr 13, 2016

Dr. Ifly Drones said:
I think you captured some good shots there. It does start to seem a bit repetitive after about 1 minute. The castle is very interesting but, more than about a minute on a single point of interest starts to get boring. No judgements just my thoughts.

Cheers thanks for your comments.

DavidB · Apr 13, 2016

Some great shots and it highlights what unique perspectives a quad-copter can provide. Having said that, a frequent error for doing videos from such footage, is that as pilots we become engrossed in the footage and allow it to go one for too long. While I do claim to be a "professional" editor and much about editing is personal preferences, I made a few edits to someones footage and posted this on this forum. Originally the video went for 2.02 minutes and I reduced it to 0.39 seconds without really losing any particular shots. If you are interested the 2 clips are at:

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Keep flying and posting.

(The original thread is at Park Practice)

Dronedrecht · Apr 15, 2016

DavidB said:
Some great shots and it highlights what unique perspectives a quad-copter can provide. Having said that, a frequent error for doing videos from such footage, is that as pilots we become engrossed in the footage and allow it to go one for too long. While I do claim to be a "professional" editor and much about editing is personal preferences, I made a few edits to someones footage and posted this on this forum. Originally the video went for 2.02 minutes and I reduced it to 0.39 seconds without really losing any particular shots. If you are interested the 2 clips are at:

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Keep flying and posting.

(The original thread is at Park Practice)