Absolutely beautiful desert landscape filming. The desert is such a beautiful place to see especially when viewed from a drone and with trains no less. Well done. Thanks so much for sharing.
Shawmut is fun. I especially like Shawmut siding so you can be in between the tracks and get a taste of the old SP with the original main now a curvy siding. Great video here!
Hi, I'm a Japanese RU-vidr who reviews films. I was wondering if I could use small clips from this video in my video. I will put a link to this video on my video with your credit.
Just got my new phantom 4pro+, been flying my mavic about a year now,have got filters yet for phantom,wondering is it better to fly forward instead of backwards,sometimes I notice a small shake in footage only when flying backwards, sun at drones back of course,but when at a angle is when video gets a little wobble,I have seen lots of your footage and you are a pro with your sticks,do you have a book for your wonderful flying or where can I get tips on what to do and most importantly what not to do?
Thanks for your comments. I struggle flying backward too. You can't see where your going. Flying forward for me is just easier because I can see where I am going. I have not noticed any shake. The biggest tip is just keep practicing. Watch movies for inspiration of drone moves or likely helicopter shots. My attempt to fly is less is more and not to adjust the drone quickly. No one wants to watch jerky footage. But when your about to hit a electrical wire or object I do everything to stop the drone so I can fly another day. Also I edit out as much of my flaws as I can. Trust me there are tons of those.
This is awesome! I'm trying to make an animation style music video for a friends band (True Detective Opening Style) and chance I'd be able to use some of this footage to add to it? It's an unpaid project I'm afraid but I'll be sure to credit you in the description? The band is called "12 Hour Avenue." Thanks :)
I like the sound of the band and you are British so I'm in. Just please give credit and possible link to this video in the description link. Best of luck with your project!
