Horse Progress Days in Amish Country

[rdweaver]

Shot some video at the horse progress days located right in the heart of 'Amish Country' in Lancaster County!
Shot with my DJI Inspire 1 and used my osmo for the ground shots...

 

[Advexure]

Nicely done. Looks like a lot of Amish folk

 

[Florida Drone Supply]

The clarity of the video is amazing ground and aerial. PA, Amish are hard workers, I liked the shot when the team of 4 came by the camera. Using our approved vendor @Eric Matyas for the music is a bonus for all of us.

 

[Scoobywrx05]

Kinda surprised they let ya do it. Usually taking photos or video goes against their religion.

 

[The Editor]

Kinda surprised they let ya do it. Usually taking photos or video goes against their religion.

Yeah, I was going to say that.
Also, should you not have been using a kite made of homemade paper and glue or something to get the aerial shots?
Those Drone thingies are surely the work of the Devil?

 

[rdweaver]

Yeah, I contacted someone who was involved in the event to see if they would be interested in purchasing a video. They said it would cause 'problems' if they actually hired someone to shoot video, but if I come and do it myself that's ok, cuz then they aren't involved...
Also the Osmo is pretty small and doesn't look like a 'traditional' camera. I had one Amish man at the entrance ask me what it is, and I just said it is a gimbal...

 

[Elizabeth H]

Nice work! Love the time lapse

 

[Dave Stanton]

Well done. Keep practicing walking with your Osmo. I did notice a fair amount of "bounce" in the moving Osmo shots. Walking is the toughest part since the gimbal doesn't help with that vertical motion. Just like Steadicams, you have to walk like a "Ninja", more of a glide than a walk and relax your arm, let it absorb the movement. Really liked the timelapse aerial shot as they were doing the harvesting demo.

 

[rdweaver]

Well done. Keep practicing walking with your Osmo. I did notice a fair amount of "bounce" in the moving Osmo shots. Walking is the toughest part since the gimbal doesn't help with that vertical motion. Just like Steadicams, you have to walk like a "Ninja", more of a glide than a walk and relax your arm, let it absorb the movement. Really liked the timelapse aerial shot as they were doing the harvesting demo.

Thanks for the feedback! I'm always looking to improve!