Finally! DRONE COMPOSITION Clearly Explained 🔸 Beginner Drone Tips Tutorial DJI Mini 3 & Mini 2 

I'm so glad I found your channel! You're such a great teacher. I've learned so much from you in the week or so since I clicked subscribe. You've simplified my process and made capturing with my drone fun instead of stressful. I appreciate you!

Thanks yet again Ted for these invaluable tuitional videos. I appreciate your approach of embracing the artistry of cinematography to evoke emotion. There is simply no other content of this quality & detail out there. Your insights show us there is no need to seek exotic locations, raging waterfalls or train chasing to produce beautiful and meaning cinematic results. I am excited now and will endeavour to focus on my composition and storytelling. Incidentally, what is that white item you regularly have in your hand when you are talking at length to the camera? With thanks from Australia 🙏

The Professor. That's it.. That's who you are now officially. 👍🏾

Great informational video. Liked and subscribed 👍

Yeah. You r right. At home i remember all these things. But out there i forget them all again and just fly. Thanks for your video.

Thank you!

❤ this was so cool ! Great tutorial !!!

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Nice video sir..

Thank you so much for this video! I recently started filming with a DJI Mini 3 Pro and found these tips so helpful!

Thanks for bringing out those not obvious things!

Excellent quick and simple tutorial, there is a lot of homework to do and put into practice. Very educational and valuable Thank you for sharing your ideas and knowledge with everyone 👏👏

Excellent! I envy your ability to not only recognize an artistic shot, but to pull it off with the ease of a professional. I still find myself primarily acting as a pilot, partially because when I started flying a decade ago, it was with drones without cameras, then those with very rudimentary ones. As much as I'd like to find and compose shots like these, it just doesn't come naturality. With the inspiration I get from your videos, I'll continue to work at the craft.

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Hi Ted! Thanks so much for the excellent sharing! Really great dear friend ! Good music choice! Congratulations and like (74)! Greetings : Tom

You deserve way more subscribers. Good content in a easy way an no bs.

Hey Ted, I just finished my first pass through the book you recommended, "Mastering Composition". This video is an excellent review of the basics. If this is for beginners, the majority of the drone channels out there could benefit from your tips. Thanks again, for changing my approach to flying my cameras, LOVE what you share!

You are doing a brilliant job in sharing your experiences and skill sets.. I love that there's less emphasis on gears and more about the practical aspects that most tubers only gloss over. Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Loved the video

My friend's channel is the best drone channel where you can get useful information about drones and videos, my friend, I always support you.😃😄👍👍

You have extremely good videos, so informative, precise and creative. Keep it up Ted, we need you!

Fantastic video friend! Full of great advice! 👌Super! 💯🔝👍

Just found your channel. Good stuff. Still have a lot to learn. Thanks ted for Sharing! I'll be watching and learning!

Nice channel Ted.

Your material is great.

Great tutorial… thanks a lot

Geat one Ted! Thanks for this brilliant tutorial 🙏🏼 but it’s true that it’s always tenting to buzz around 🤣 🐝

I've seen your channel yet this video compelled me to subscribe and comment. I love your work and advice. For thirty years I worked as a photojournalist. Composition is a natural part of my life. Five years ago I was injured. My 7 lb. camera now weighs a ton and it takes two weeks to recover after I shoot something. The drone -- and its remote camera, however, are an amazing tool. It's so powerful to add movement an motion as we tell our stories. I look forward to creating a reel that will inspire you.

Great tutorial. A lot of good information to have in your head while setting up a shot. Definitely a tutorial I’ll watch again to help me develop the right habits and “eye” to make more pleasing videos! Thanks Ted!

Great video😁, liked & subscribed, thanks for sharing ‼️

Amazing! Thank you. Many times we just throw the drone without thinking much.

as always real instructing , great video

I'm seeing ur point more and more about scene grabbing and u use it so well.. I love the rule of thirds and leading lines u utilized .. a very strong composition as expected from the Great Ted... U were also right about being so overwhelmed as a newbie lol I spend most of my time worrying about the drone if it's gonna hit something or fall out of the sky rather than the scene itself.. ... ... Maybe after a little practice I will learn to trust my new friend 🙏🙏

Very cool video Ted, thank you for share this value points. 😎🤝

Really enjoyed this video,new fan and have a lovely week and stay safe debs xx...

Namaste, Ted sir Wow great idea and thank you for sharing video.

Spectacular footage, Thanks for your contribution, Greetings from Mexico my friend.....

Fascinating stuff, Ted. Very educational and valuable. This important "Drone Cinematography" class is a must for all drone photographers. Thank you

Great video I've learned alot from yourself over the last few months 👍 liked.

Thanks for this Ted. Great advice. Look forward to applying these once I have my first drone in a couple of weeks 😬

hi my friend 👋🙏👍 i'm here to watching your video

thanks. very useful tutorial to improve our video look much more nicer and professionalism

Wow, your videos are very good, congratulations for the work I liked it a lot, one more subscriber and like guaranteed 👏👏

Hi Ted: I usually throw out the rule of thirds when I take pictures of cloud formations. What I see in the sky is much more interesting than that on the ground. Clouds are like snow flakes. There are no two alike. I especially like sun sets but the good ones can be few and far between.

You are a fab teacher Ted. Absolutely, we need to know the rules so ... we know eventually which ones to break :) Watching your gently reined looking-down shot, I was already plotting how to break them imagining your fluid catwalk-ing figure on the dock not stopping but stepping out the frame disappearing toward the water. My imagination went wild with options of where the story could go. Your composition lessons however do remind how rules help us bring balance in which chaos subsides. I admire your restrain, the way I admire Christina Aguilera's powerful voice projecting such softly tamed vocals. Thank you for holding my hand in my drone flying baby steps.

Great video and great tips, do you have any tips on flying through tight spaces?

love your focus on the art and the story! and why not use auto , if its going help -great stuff👌🙏

Finally! DRONE COMPOSITION Clearly Explained [DJI Mini 2, DJI Mini 3, Mini SE, Air2s, Nano+]

Man I am so excited ordered mini three pro last night five minutes after launch it looks very cool can’t wait to get it.

Great tutorial Ted. I'm not professionally trained nor has anyone really instructed me on the rule of thirds, composition etc, they just say it and expect that I know it lol. So I'm going to definitely study this video for my next drone flight

Maaan... you deserve much more views of your tutorials, not only it's a gem when it comes to the knowledge you're passing but also the form which on its own confirms you know what you're talking about indeed - I'm happy to learn from you

Subscribed a couple of weeks ago rang the bell. I even have a bookmark folder with some of your videos in it so I can find them easily. Then I realized I hadn't even hit the 'like' button for this video even though I've watched it four or five times now. Sorry about that. It has been liked now.

Your a genious sir thanks much🫡🫡

Thanks Ted for another excellent video with your typically clear, easy to understand explanations. Blasting around having fun eh? That’s me that is! Like a barking dog chasing cars down the street. 😂 Still, the thought out planned stuff is fun too, editing it all together and seeing the end result can give a tremendous feeling of satisfaction.

Did you shoot RAW at 12:00? What editor do you recommend? Thanks

Ted, I don't know I can use D-Cine setting any more, D-Cine mode gives me awful color, seams Desaturated color. very bad. Is something I didn't get right?

Does Litchi work with Mini 3 Pro?

Hey Ted Mr. JanM from Denmark here. Really like your RU-vid stuff. Mostly because its not controlled by products and manufactores. And due to the relaxed atmosphere you create with your personality. With all that ass licking verbals in place 🤣🤛🏻 Which program and/or app do you use for your post production work? Just kidding! - I do like your material of exact those reasons. Hope to hear from you soon Kind regards Mr. JanM

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hey Ted, I love your videos. I uploaded a video to my channel as a promo/ mega mix. I'd love you to have a look. I'm considering upgrading to the mini 3 eventually. but when you can grab epic footage with the mini 2 there's no massive rush.

Here's the deal. You have choices. You could attend a four year film school and wind up discharged with a B.A. degree that nobody really cares about. The upside? You get to postpone adulthood for four more years. The downside, you'll be more than a quarter of a million dollars in the hole paying for the privilege of the debt. Option two, you could knock around for four years in an autodidactic loop hoping to hitch your wagon to some Hollywood so-and-so who will pay you peanuts to be called a "flunky". And then, there's option three. Learn from the ground up the proper way to shoot aerial video and photography from someone who knows what they're talking about. Ted has assembled all the tools you need to begin shooting without aimless guesswork. Watch his videos. See if they spark your interest. Use the techniques he lays out. Then, compare your results to work you've done in the past. Is it better? Be honest. If it is, integrate the process into every setup you undertake. And, as the saying goes, "let your conscience be your guide" and throw a few bucks Ted's way for having made a quantum improvement in your approach. I don't know Ted personally, but I can't help but think that he's an invaluable resource for ALL aspiring aereographers (did I just coin a new name?). Compare the insane cost of film school to sending ten or twenty bucks to a guy who knows what he's talking about and teaches it so well. And, if you truly cannot afford to make a donation in the form of money, at the very least let him know that you're getting something of value from his labor. OK, that's all I wanted to say. Just going to bat for a true RU-vid gem and a hell of a good teacher. Pax.