Plane-Spotting with PilotDynan. Behind the Scenes (Monday Vlog #3) 

Dynamite Pilotdynan! Fun to hear you talking about your film work! Take care! /TilleTeamM

Jag tycker om dessa vlogsen! A57 är sjukt bra!

Great behind the scenes... I love it...keep up the good work...

Great upload! It's always interesting to see how videographers capture their aviation content. On your next "Behind the Scenes", maybe show how you choose a prime spot for shooting and what you recommend for an optimal location. #Aviation #PlaneSpotting

The sony looks like the fence isn't even there! Great stuff mate! It is really awesome and yes more of this please!

Hey, a fellow Panasonic user! :D Lol I look like a complete noob with my equipment compared to yours :) Brilliant vlog, awesome work :D

I like thi one. Great stuff... unfortunately no Atlantic Airways plane :( LOL... Thanks for the film my friend.. Nice stuff..

Cool video awesome gear! I seem to get very shaky footage using Sony 2-600 telephoto lense! Any suggestions on best setting in terms of ISO Aperture and shutter speed? Thanks

This is juste an awesome V-log! Very great work! I liked!

Great Behind the scenes video. Many times in your editing I get the sense that you have an assistant. You seamlessly put together different scenes and blend into a single production. This is especially true of your St Marten shots. Good Job! Love your videos!

Have you been able to capture footage of missed approaches or accidents?

Super awesome vlog man! :) Great camera gear you have! :) I didn't know that it's 3 hours driving for you to go to CPH. Big like!

I use to drive to Chicago O'Hare from a small town in Iowa just to watch the planes land. I love your site and your work. It is greatly appreciated.

Great. I luv planes also. They are some beautiful machines.

Nicely done. Can’t wait to visit this summer. Subscribed

You are doing a great job. I really enjoy you shots. Keep up the good work. 2 tums up

I really like and enjoy this kind of videos, I think is a very good idea. Keep the hard work, I really like your channel! Cheers from Spain!! :D

Great videos. Always enjoy them. Keep up the good work and many thanks !

Great stuff! i never get tired of this! I am a beginner at this myself and enjoy it very much!

This one is epic, more behind the scenes videos and I'll be glad :)

All of your hard work is much appreciated. Thanks.

Congratulations. I did not know, that you can ignore the fences with Sigma and not with the Panasonic one. But anyway, I receive your videos from long time now and you make excellent work. On this video, the landing of two Norwegian aircraft !!!. Perfect. All the best, Loadmaster.-

Great footage and explanation of your equipment. Your extreme close-up footage of aircraft undercarriage is very steady and clear. Well done!

Thank you very much for your hard work, can I ask how far away are you from the runway?

Nice work, man! It's a long drive to Chicago O'Hare from where i live too.... that's WAY more camera and tripod than I use though :D We both use Sony equipment.

Really awesome video mate!! You have to do more of this video's!! I love it!!

Wonderful job... Very nice of you to show how you work and gear... Thanks... Greetings from Puerto Rico...

Very impressive, your videos and gear are very professional. Thanks for posting!

Really enjoyed this video ! Make more behind the scenes videos !! And also behind the scenes editing . Also do a complete video with camera setups place etc.

Thank you for the behind the scenes footage and showing the differences between the cameras. Still don't have a clue on what you totally stated about the equipment your using but seeing the difference was remarkable.

Very nice! Great to see how dedicated you are to bring us some of that best landing/takeoff videos on the internet! Thank you so much!

Excellent video and some insight into how yours look so awesome :) I find shooting with an SLR and a 500mm lens very difficult to keep steady! Also, a 3hr drive to the airport! I won't complain about my 45-60min drive anymore hehe.

Awesome footage! Nice to see this!!

Excellent capture very informative for make a good spotting !! thanks from France. I'm a fan of your channel.

It's finally great to seeing you capturing some awesome man made beauties and yes thanks for all your hard work to entertain aviation lover like me :) Hats off to you!

Nice! Thanks for this really awesome VLOG. Keep on doin it!! Btw. on saturday I was at CPH, but just in the terminal :)

I think that you are doing a great job, very well done , congratulations.

Great video, very interesting to see! Next time maybe a BTS of editing?

Very smart video liked! Hope you had a safe journey to and from the airport!

Very nice work man, your getting better at these vlogs! Hope to see my name in the request section of that 777 landing if you ever making a video out of it for I did request it on FB when you asked haha :P But as I have said your getting a lot better at the vlogs and you seem more relaxed and it makes it more natural looking and more enjoyable to watch and nice set-up too for filming! Must cost a lot of money to have what you have there :P haha

Great video and nice work!; 3 Hour drive! You are brave haha hopefully i live at 10 metro stations of MMMX that is like 45 minutes if it does not rain...

thanks for the great effort and knowledge!! I have a youtube channel but I like aviation videos!! good luck, mate!!

Keep those vlogs coming in, I really like your videos!

Very helpfull ! It's been nice to watch ! Thank You !

Dedicarion of going 3h makes it special allready. Greetings from Heathrow . All the best!!!like!!

Really great vlog! I'm always enjoying while watching this! A little suggestion for the next time: Try to do vlog without cutting while you're talking, unless it's impossible for you. It doesn't matter if you screw up while talking, that's fine. It's your choise. Keep comming! *EDIT: Ups! I read all the comments, and dvldi already mentioned about it, sorry.

Hi! I enjoyed your behind the scenes look! Have you ever considered (or are allowed to) mounting your rigs on a aluminum ladder? That would take the fence out of the equation. You might get vibration or wind-induced shaking, but perhaps could weight it down with yourself or sandbags, etc. Nice work!

How to you keep the fence out of the shot?

This tripod is awesome... and the cam of course ;-)

Impressive! You can really see the different! Amazing how you cant see the fence with the a57! Great Behind the scenes video! Nice and enjoyable! Good job :D

Really enjoyed this video thanks for sharing! Would be interested in what type of tripod and heads you are using for the cameras as well.

Great videos! Thank you for making such an effort to capture wonderful spotting videos for us!!

Nice Video Explanation

I was wondering how you got such great shots through the fence! Thanks for sharing :-)

i always wondered why you couldn't see the fence. i thought you had got special access into the airport! but anyways great video- if i tried it would probably suck. possibly because i always talk when filming takeoffs and landings from inside the plane and i call out speeds and altitude along with all the other things pilots say during take off and landing. :D

Thank you for your hard work to entertain us! I love planes✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️.

Greetings from CVG - thanks for all the vids - impressive tracking !

Thanks for the great Videos!!!!!!! Greetings from Colombia South America

Hi! Very nice to see the enthusiast on the other end of the camera, and the type of equipment you use! It works well :) Are you able to extend the tripod legs another 0.5m so you can shoot above the fence, but below the barbed wire that is common at most airports? I've seen another local photographer do this, with the aid of a smallish step-ladder that he can straddle, as a seat, or perhaps a small platform to stand on? - I'm sure the clarity of the video would be greatly improved. Keep up the great work!

Very nice! That's a long way to go for plane spotting, though! :/

Nice vlog! You speak very clearly that I can understand almost everything :-) Greetings from Poland :-)

Nice to meet you 😁 You have excellent camera🥰🥰

Hi my name is André, I'm from Brazil and I really enjoy your videos, congratulations! :D

Nice vid. cool that you show us the Cameras and the lens . thx !

These BTS videos are awesome and really enjoyable to watch, thanks a lot for all this amazing work that you do.

Love this video. Thanks for the look behind the scenes. I have a 70-200 with 2x teleconverter but I don't get the fence to "disappear" like you do.

Hey, your channel is super excellent! You got quite a lot of cameras gears there! I alos use all Sony cams A65, HDR-XR550V, DSC-HX50V, Action Cam, Minolta APO 100-300mm lens, Sony 18-55mm lens, Tamron 28 -200mm lens, Manfrotto 190 tripod, Sony tripod, Weifeng fluid head. ext mic.

Wow I never knew that it was possible to get rid of the fence. How was that done?

Coolio! I always wanted to see behind the scenes. Do you use Sony Vegas? What are your render settings?

Amazing keep going bro , fan from saudi arabia

Fantastic, Please do more!!!

Thanks so much for your video! :-) I have a question for you and i would love if you could help me. I am using a nikon d5200 with a sigma 150-500 and a kenko 2x converter. The biggest problem for me is finding the focus for a moving aim (aircraft) if i am standing in line with the runway. Imagine you are spotting in-line with the runway. Now an aircraft is landing and i don't have to move my camera, but i always have to adjust the focus. The plane is coming in my sight 500m away frome me, touchdown is 1000m away and the plane leaving the runway is 2500m away. How would you focus that manually? I tried a lot of things like: - closing the aperture to approx "40" to have a high focus depth in order to set the focus only one time at the beginning. The result was a quite decreasing image quality even if the focus problem became a bit better. - Adjusting the focus manually as the plane is moving that is so difficult because it is hard to see at a 3 inch display (or viewfinder) if the focus is right or not, especially if you have a moving aim - the autofocus doesn't work because of the converter Do you have a good method to do it? Thank you for your answer and all your awesome videos.

Love your work. Keep doing it!

Wow! Nice! You earned yourself another subscriber!

Bloody fences hey.. Nice video :)

Very cool video man!! May I ask since it's such a long drive, why don't you spot at any local airports?

Nice video! Which camera are you using now?

Thanks that we can see your work!

That was epic! Really great vlog, I loved it :D It's amazing that your camera doesn't detect the fence...I wish my camera did that :P 1000m is crazy!! How much was the camera, lens and converter in total? :D

Enjoy the Vlogs, keep them coming. BTW, what was above the FO's cockpit window on the Norwegian 787??

I love your work man!

This was great I loved it great job

Awesome job man! But how do you do it for not filming the fence?

Hi, great video! Does the camera come with the tripod

Really good VLog. I enjoyed watching so much! Now, I couldn't possibly do it any better, but if I had to name one thing you could improve, it would be the cuts in the middle of some of your sentences. I guess CPH being a very busy airport was to blame for that or maybe you simply didn't want to do it all over again ... I don't know ;) Anyway, great work! Big Like from me and keep it up!!!

Great Video...I like the interaction you have

OK.....that was really interesting stuff! Great idea! Hope you do more of these kinds of vids. How do you get such good results when filming directly through that fence?

Nice footage, nice Vlog. Were are you filming from at CPH? Liked :-)

What tripod do you use? do you use a fluid head with that?

Great! More of that please!

Great video! It would be a good thing to improve the noise reduction in the video. But you would probably have to buy a different mic. But still, good job!

Great stuff, mate!

Hi! Nice video! I am going make plane spottion in St.Petersburg, Pulkovo!

Great work.

I'm a "trying-hard" spotter too. I'm just curious about something: where do you go get the funds to buy such expensive toys?

Impressive. Keep on doing more.

Thanks for making your experiences available for people from far away and very nice videos too..! You seem to move freely everywhere over there, which brings me to the following comment if I may...These are; "Confessions of a Bird Watcher" Most of my weekends was spent on driving around in the Phoenix, Arizona local airports, sitting on my folding chair with my binoculars and my favorite music playing in my car stereo, just having the simple pleasure of watching airplanes take off and land. I have done that for years ! even the locals knew me. They used to call me: "..Hey Birdman..!" Until some coward decided to carry little explosives in the in-soles of his shoes while travelling by plane...Then I began to be apprehended by either the regular police or the airport police because " I LOOKED SUSPICIOUS"..(wtf!!??) every time I went to do some 'spotting' of my own...after extensive searches; I was held handcuffed, and leaning against the hood of the police car in the scorching heat, without even being able to stand straight, while under the watchful eyes of the policemen, until they received word from the 'Big Brother" that I was just a normal person with NO criminal records...A couple of times; my binoculars were taken away and there were never returned...Knowing ahead of time, what was going to happen, one day I brought a set of kid's 'dummy' binoculars, that had the eye pieces blocked with plastic, and they also took them away, when I was searched; without even checking them; at least to see if they were real; they just tossed them on the back seat of their police cruiser!! I began to hate the ordeal and decided to end my career as a birdwatcher.I will confess that the latter times I did it; it was a for mere challenge and to be able to show everybody that I was not a criminal and that I still held the liberty of standing, even miles away from any airport and still watch the airplanes fly in the air so free and so majestically....But at the end, they won...my liberty was actually being taken away by some remote "towel-head idiot" controlling the destiny of this once great country from a cave located in "Google-Earth" somewhere on the other side of the world... Long live the birdwacthers...!! Thanks....MG

SAAB? Great choice... why I don't wonder :)

Great job! Keep it on!

Hi, great video! what camera do you use