First real job with Inspire... Thoughts?

gruvpix · Apr 13, 2015

Could have done some things differently/better (as always) but take a look and let me know what you think.

Jenn348 · Apr 14, 2015

Pretty good. I really liked the speed changes.

DaBone · Apr 14, 2015

Nice, it´s not easy when everything is white..

gruvpix · Apr 14, 2015

DaBone said:
Nice, it´s not easy when everything is white..

Thanks. Yep that's Alberta in the winter, white and brown the two best colours to shoot

Eve Haugen · Apr 15, 2015

AWESOME! (y)

The Editor · Apr 17, 2015

gruvpix said:
Could have done some things differently/better (as always) but take a look and let me know what you think.

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And focus pulls on the Inspire as well.....now that IS good!

Good job.

gruvpix · Apr 17, 2015

The Editor said:
And focus pulls on the Inspire as well.....now that IS good!

Good job.

Haha thanks. Ground camera was C100 mk2

Paul K · Apr 17, 2015

DaBone said:
Nice, it´s not easy when everything is white..

Actually to do landscape with snow is easier to shoot ( you get more balanced exposure ) than ,let say spring landscape where ground/foreground is dark and the sky is light. If you include to much sky the ground gets to dark ,but with the snow on the ground ,your 18% grey is more friendly.

DaBone · Apr 17, 2015

Paul K said:
Actually to do landscape with snow is easier to shoot ( you get more balanced exposure ) than ,let say spring landscape where ground/foreground is dark and the sky is light. If you include to much sky the ground gets to dark ,but with the snow on the ground ,your 18% grey is more friendly.

Yes, but if you want to present an object / building in a good way, it can be difficult.
Especially if the building is white, as in this case ..

Paul K · Apr 17, 2015

DaBone said:
Yes, but if you want to present an object / building in a good way, it can be difficult.
Especially if the building is white, as in this case ..

You might be right if there was a fresh snow on the ground surrounding entire building ,but as you see there is a lots of dark patterns ,like vehicle tracks etc. and that separates the building from the ground. It is nice soft looking image.

koavog · Apr 17, 2015

Very nice! Flying into/from a building isn't easy. Two pilot operation?...How was flying inside the building? Did the Inspire perform well?

damoncooper · Apr 18, 2015

That handheld gimbal would come in handy here

gruvpix · Apr 18, 2015

koavog said:
Very nice! Flying into/from a building isn't easy. Two pilot operation?...How was flying inside the building? Did the Inspire perform well?

Performed ok inside on atti. The optical stabilization is pretty much useless above 5 ft, but if you are slow with movements it is pretty easy to control. I'll just quick tap a left or right and while it is drifting I'll do a gimbal tilt, found this is a pretty good technique for flying indoors.
It was just me on the controls. Still haven't received our second remote yet