Dolomiti in Italy | 6K Ultra HD 60 FPS Cinematic Drone Video

[ElectricLife]

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[dmvara]

sweet

 

[Donnie Frank]

Beautifully shot. It's pretty rare that drone video can hold my attention. I watched this on my 4K 32" monitor and it looks fantastic. That said....

I noticed an interesting digital anomaly about 25 seconds in.



Seems to be some kind of compression artifact. Is this a YouTube thing? Or is this in your original footage? I considered that it might be heat signature, but it doesn't quite look like natural heat distortion.

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[ElectricLife]

Hard to tell, I am not expert enough to really judge. nice catch!
I ma too much of an amateur to judge.
Take a look at the 2nd video @ Dolomiti 2. Epic nature
I think it's even better.

 

[ElectricLife]

sweet

Thanks!

 

[Donnie Frank]

Hard to tell, I am not expert enough to really judge. nice catch!
I ma too much of an amateur to judge.
Take a look at the 2nd video @ Dolomiti 2. Epic nature
I think it's even better.

Is the anomaly in the original footage?

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[Steve@AerialImagesPro]

That looks like compression artifacts to me. That area is in the foreground with a lot of detail is moving fast. Sort of like when capturing a scene with confetti pouring down, it reeks havoc on codecs.. Don't know if it's actually a YT codec issue, or the original, but I think either way it's compression issue.

My guess would be YT, since they compress the hell out of things to save server space.

I seem to remember that there's a guide somewhere on how to compress video best for YT to get the most out of your video when posting specifically to YT, I just don't remember where I saw that and what's involved.

I use Vimeo, which in my opinion is much better about things like that.

 

[Donnie Frank]

I use Vimeo, which in my opinion is much better about things like that.

Agreed. After having a YouTube account for well over a decade, I recently opened a Vimeo account. Unfortunately, I'm kind of committed to the YouTube account because of the sheer mass of content I have on their servers and all the YT links I have all over the place. While YT is still my go-to, that is changing quickly.

It's disappointing that the OP can't answer even the most basic questions about the footage he supposedly shot. Makes me raise an eyebrow...

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[ClaudioNC]

As the two friends before me wrote here up, that one is/are certainly compression artifacts, perhaps generated at the origin, perhaps mixed afterwards with the costant feature of YouTube ...creativity free added.