How To Film Cars With A Drone || TUTORIAL By Drone Film Guide

[@DroneFilmGuide]

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[@garydeandeery]

Cool I’m just setting up this drone service for cars a anything in Bedfordshire

[@flyhifilming2405]

Hi out of interest were you filming this at 4k 25fps on your phantom 4, i have one although after filming things like cars i can sometimes see quite alot of motion blur when i look back at the footage, is there anyway to reduce or stop this?

[@JohnJonesRocketCity]

Your tutorials have been some of the most informative and creative subject matter I've seen on KZbin for flying cameras. Please keep them coming.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Really kind of you to day so!

[@diversedad7954]

This is very inspiring. I’ve been doing video production a long time but I just purchased my first drone(mavic air 2 arriving tomorrow) and I’m trying that new aspect for the first time. I’m also planning to use it to finish a mini doc of a car that I restored top to bottom. Super excited to add this drone dimension to it and your video has inspired some great ideas!

[@dvhughesdesign]

These are by far, the best drone info and tuts vids published. In depth, precise and jam packed with useful tips. You guys do a great job. Thank you for the time and effort. Happy subscriber.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Very kind of you to say so! Lots more videos coming so stay tuned!

[@ronrichardson9268]

Just have to say these tutorials are fantastic as a photographer and new drone owner this is inspiring stuff without the need for huge amounts of equipment and crew, nice one mate really appreciate this material it at least feels achievable after watching these!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Really kind of you to share your thoughts! Good luck with your projects.

[@rallyyourheart8356]

Thank you for the video. I decided to start doing our drone photos for Rally Your Heart. Is all about moving cars. Truly thank you Mate from the States.

[@cornelldeville1461]

I'm just in the learning phase, learning to control the direction I'm heading. I need a bit more stick time to be able to create great shots effectively. Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it a lot.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's great, always fun filming cars!

[@gastong.loperena7378]

Excellent tutorials!!! They are a wealth of information!!!! Thanks for all the great work! Cheers from a Mavic Pro owner from Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA

[@bitzalelbrown167]

love your videos. you explain what nobody else explains. you deserve 100,000 suscribers. thank you

[@DroneFilmGuide]

100,000 subscribers would be nice! Maybe one day!

[@dougrowell7817]

Very keen to explore your Masterclass. I'm a camera nut. The real cnonections are - I owned a 69 Mustang GT (as opposed to the 1970 Boss in your video) for 14 years. We just drove most of Scotland in winter (the best time!) this year and our son just married a Glaswegian (at Eileen Donnan Castle) who's name is Annina! Oh I see your name is Alina...close. Good luck with your venture.

[@morgo83]

I must have watched the section from 0:18 - 0:40 about 20 times. Some great shots in there and really useful hints. I intend to replicate a few and add a few variations of my own. Scottish highlands ARE awesome by the way!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Glad you found the video useful! Good luck with your own shoot!

[@cinematicadventures]

That was the fastest 11mins vid Ive seen, so much captivating info had me completely dialed in, Thanks for sharing...subd

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thank you! Welcome to the channel!

[@apoupart]

Another excellent tutorial! So much good stuff and things to think about. Thank you for taking the time to put these videos together.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Glad you found it useful! Drones + Mustang...can't beat it!

[@ikonstyle2810]

Thaank you! I‘ve used alot of your tips for my first own Car Nature video. Im happy do more to get even better! Chris.

[@w11buc]

Excellent. I'm a complete newbie when it cones to drones so found this very informative with real practical tips. Looking forward to watching the other videos.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

w11buc Great to hear! We have lots more videos in the pipeline so keep a look out for those!

[@maratkopytjuk3490]

A friend is going to buy a sports car and we are thinking to rent a drone and do some filming. Thanks for the practical tips!

[@markadams4426]

No WAAAASSSSUUUUPPP !!! ??? Thank the Lord ! Brilliant stuff

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Awesome!

[@MagicShred]

Dude! These are pro secrets! Thanks! Keep up the good work.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Brilliant! So glad you found it useful!

[@joffe88]

Great video! I just have an extra tip you might want to consider: if you know you are going to speed up the footage for a certain shot, it might be a good idea to decrease the shutter speed to increase the amount of motion blur to the point where it looks closer to what it would if the car and drone were traveling at the speed you want to create. Say, if you shoot at 30fps, with a shutter speed at 1/60th normally, but you know that this clip will be sped up 200%, then lower you shutter speed to 1/30th for that shot, so that when you speed it up, the motion blur of the final clip will be about the same as it would normally be if everything was moving that fast when shooting and it was shot using a 1/60th shutter speed.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

For sure! In reality you really don't want to have to speed up shots so if you plan for it then you can adjust the shutter accordingly. Thanks!

[@CaptnNate]

Love all of your videos. Very informative to a new drone user! Very inspiring, keep up the great work!

[@johannesmar]

Great tips! I actually live in Iceland. And I have a Mavic. And even a Mustang :) So, I will try to find a cool location and see if I manage to make a cool Muscle car shot in the Icelandic wilderness following these tips.

[@stiebahl]

That should look amazing in the beautiful landscape of Iceland!

[@skystink]

Two(2) years later... any results we can admire?

[@maratkopytjuk3490]

Also interested in the results

[@ricore50g]

Hello A big thank you to you for these beautiful videos, I am French, I hardly understand English but it is so well expiled that I learn a lot. Thank you for these shares, you are extra

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's great, thanks for your kind words!

[@matthview5146]

Thanks you for your awesome tips. I'm looking forward to try them by myself. Hope to produce such cool Videos in the future too. Keep flying!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's awesome to hear!

[@TheTrekpete]

Brilliant. Got a friend with a Subaru WRX STi and this is the kind of thing he has in mind. We shall give it a go sometime soon though I only have a P3S lol

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Sweet, you'll have fun doing that! You'll still get some awesome stuff on a P3S for sure.

[@KaranveerDesi]

Legend! Just in time for my Australian roadtrip with the Dji Mavic pro.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's awesome, go out there and get some amazing stuff...very jealous!

[@jevers2010]

Great video! Thanks so much for the free info!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

You're more than welcome!

[@topnobby]

Excellent video, just what I needed. Thanks guys

[@morrow.m]

This channel is for such great information! Thank you!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's great to hear, thanks for saying so!

[@16bit2daw7]

Excellent Job! I learn so much with your tutorials.

[@suncityaerialvideo2474]

thanks a lot! have a shoot this evening tracking a vehicle up a mountain at dusk...feel a bit overwhelmed...nervous but stoked :0)

[@EtiRats]

Just back from five amazing days in the Highlands of Scotland, trying to make a short film using my buddy's Datsun 240Z. Three points; 1) how difficult it is to get a Mavic 2 Pro to capture steady in-focus in-frame car footage consistently, hats off to you guys for making it look so smooth. 2) why does my Mavic 2 Pro frequently warn of magnetic material possibly affecting the compass whilst out in the countryside - could it be the ferrous content in the granite? 3) why does my Mavic 2 Pro seem to hunt in and out towards the subject car when using Active Track Trace and Profile modes? Keep up the good work!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! Please share the video once you've edited it! (1) We don't show you the bad shots! (2) Get this all the time trying to do a compass calibration standing next to a car. Not had it out in the open mind you. (3) Active Track Trace/Profile are very unreliable. You can get great results but it's hit or miss. Check out one of our most recent videos about our new favourite intelligent flight mode. It's about using Active Track Spotlight mode. Much more stable and arguable even more creative and cinematic.

[@r-mackphotography6424]

Stumbled across your channel by accident and glad I did! Cracking info and advise - thanks for sharing! We’re doing the NC500 in July and Defo taking the P4P and Osmo with us. Can’t wait :) All the best folks- maybe see you around!

[@lifeslostluggage253]

Really helpful thanks, we are about to film some sports cars in Rhodes in Greece, so this was very useful in preparation 👍🏻

[@ed_richards47]

Thank you for more great tips. The Mavic is due to arrive at any time so hopefully, I will be able to hit the ground at a brisk walking pace, (so to speak!) thanks to your useful tips.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's awesome. The Mavic looks amazing so you'll be able to get some amazing stuff with that!

[@Peterb200295]

Thanks! I learned alot about drone cinematography and I learned a new word :)

[@soundjunk]

Absolutely brilliant! How fast did you speed up your footage? And which shutter speed did you use?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thank you for your kind words! I think these clips were speeded up between 2x and 3x. The shutter was set to get the correct exposure as we were not using ND filters on this shoot. Ideally you want to use an ND filter to have a 1/50th shutter for the 25fps but we lost confidence in them after we got some out of focus footage once. That's a whole other story but as a consequence the motion of the car is a little more jumpy than it should be.

[@oliver.quantiles]

Great videos! Sometimes I even forgot to click "thumb up" before I watch the next video in your channel!

[@georgiko100]

Thank you for this really usefull video. Good luck and continue

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thank you! Lots more videos coming soon!

[@WarriorPleb]

the aussie ford! mad max would be proud

[@MC50000]

Thanks for the great tips. I’m new to filming with drones and have a mavic pro and I need to film a VW California (spookily) in Glencoe in 2 weeks, can you tell me what FPS I should be filming at for a moving vehicle. I do everything else at 50 fps usually but is it different for a moving car?? Thanks so much for all your video’s

[@philipsmith1465]

Excellent ideas here thank you

[@janziegler9567]

Great video! Thanks man!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Cheers Jan!

[@kennkart]

just subbed. surprisingly your videos very informative and simple. please keep em coming.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

More to come!!

[@lloydirving5697]

Subscribed ✌🏼 all those yt videos out there and you’re the first (I’ve seen) to stand out as a someone that knows what their doing... and your local 😂

[@theoneswhotravel3062]

Awesome Tutorial!

[@razexrazex]

Hey, good for the excellent explanations, you have tips on how to film a tractor working in the field? Which mode is best recommended with mavic pro? Thanks

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Check out our 5 Simple But Cinematic Drone Shots video and you'll see some tractor action!

[@mbsanga21]

You are so amazing bro keep it up, i wish i could have a drone, it so entertaining.

[@FrancContreras_FrancMex]

Very helpful. Thanks and best wishes from Mexico City.

[@danieltyrrell8884]

Cant wait to use my Mavic and my 1955 Chevy Bel Air to get some footage. I just need to find a few good spots that aren't too crowded and are visually interesting in California

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Be sure to share the video when you have!

[@reconaerialdroneservices]

Great content, still relevant, thanks.

[@jmGargantiel]

Excellent tuto! Thanks very much, you made very good points in this one. Cheers from la Réunion island!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Cheers from Scotland!

[@ljdelgado]

Great shots! How did you get sound on the car scene? Was that added in post?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

It's just from an app on my phone.

[@tennistron588]

Awesome video, Awesome channel!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thank you!

[@brianafassett]

Great video! I have a friend who builds custom muscle cars and we're looking to do a promo video for one of his cars. The question I have is what do you use and where do you record audio from in the car? The sound of a muscle car is just as important as the video of it. Also how would you match up the sound with the drive off? Thanks and I look forward to sharing it after we film it.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

The sound on this video is fake I am afraid to say! It was a free app that allowed you to pretend you were driving the car and then we did quite a lot of fiddling with volumes in post production to get it to match.

[@neunoavdicidk2542]

first of all I must say videos the concept and whole idea is very impresive. short and simple and very educational. subsciption on the spot. my question would be,can you guys do a video on color correction of drone shots, and can we achive the same shots with the P3 pro. thank you and keep up the good work.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

New video on colour correction out on the channel now!

[@benoitschrijnemakers3655]

This was very helpful! I was trying to get a shot in a similar situation the other day but our location was mainly grassy/leafy with lots of green. Upon reviewing the footage, we keep getting artifacts, grainy bits in the horizon etc. Is there anything you can recommend doing about this? Because of a situation we'd had, we were on a higher shutter speed than usual - do you think this has caused the artifacts?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

I shouldn't think the shutter should have been the cause. We normally film without NDs because of some disappointment with them causing fuzzy footage in the past so our shutter is normally 'too' fast also. Is is a Mavic you are flying? Some suggest having sharpness on +1 to reduce noise caused by the DJI noise reduction. Maybe worth a shot? With the P4 you can switch off noise reduction but with the Mavic it seems to be automatic.

[@benoitschrijnemakers3655]

Hi! Thanks for the quick reply, appreciate it. Well, for this particular client we were flying a P3 Standard because of circumstances. I'm thinking it might have been the bitrate and then there's not much that can be done about that I believe :(

[@benoitschrijnemakers3655]

Here's a quick link to a screencap. There's a little grading going on so this is not the original flat image. The problem is obvious though, just look at the trees etc. in the back. Any thoughts? SCREENSHOT: ibb.co/nnnN55

[@DroneFilmGuide]

We've had fuzzy footage like that in the past too. Most of the image looks pretty good mind you so maybe just down to the camera.

[@autom9329]

Great Video. LOVE IT JUST LOVE IT.

[@TornikeJashia]

Beautiful!

[@ThePolishPirate]

Very cool video, informative and entertaining. You're a cool dude!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Glad you found the video useful!

[@studiowebrand9459]

Awesome video! The only thing I have a question about is the camera settings for the drone footage when filming cars... Do you have an answer??

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! Just the usual settings, nothing special.

[@DannyLucasTV]

Okay so 2k or 4k and 24 fps Or do you prefer 1080 with 120 fps because of the (probably) slow-motion?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

I'd avoid anything above 60fps as the quality deteriorates. We've got a video called 'Mavic Pro Settings' you might want to check out. Even if it's not your drone, we go over all the important stuff on settings. Cheers!

[@kanehicks8641]

Hey Stewart, Love your tutorials they're awesome and so informative. I just want to know will you be doing any tutorials on the Mavic Pro in the future? Thanks for all the great tutorials I love watching you and always look forward to seeing the awesome stuff you show us. Cheers :)

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! The aim of most of our tutorials is to be non-drone specific so most of our content will be applicable to the Mavic. Thanks for your interest in our channel!

[@wjagers3589]

Thank You

[@WoodandWild]

Hi Stewart, thanks for a super helpful video. I noticed on your equipment list that you use a 2015 macbook pro to edit 4k video with. I tried it on my mid 2010 macbook pro which just melted away at the very sight of it haha and wondered how you got in with that particular 2015 model? Was the graphics card all ok to? thanks, joe

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! Our computer processes 8-bit 4K footage easily (so basically all 4K drone footage apart from the 10-bit H.265 footage from the Mavic 2 Pro).

[@WoodandWild]

@@DroneFilmGuide Ace, thanks for the reply, I did end up going for one and seems to be running great with the 4k! Thanks for the info, we'll be heading up to the skies in Scotland to this weekend so this videos been a great help!

[@gaboaaa23]

hi, i totlay like the art style of your video! I mean the flat image look. Can you tell me, how i can achieve it? Will make a carr shoot and want to colorize the footage like this,

[@sng2162]

Can you make a video on lenses also what editing program do you use?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

The lens on our Phantom 4 is fixed so we don't have the option of using different focal lengths. It is FCPX that we edit on but you could use anything as the editing is quite basic.

[@ShahidM45]

Really enjoyed the video! Very informative! May I ask which roads you shot on? Thanks!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's the A82 running through Glencoe.

[@ShahidM45]

Drone Film Guide Wonderful thanks!!

[@tasticgadgets]

love your vids

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's awesome, thank you!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! Thank you all for your comments and discussion below! Just to let you know that as this channel is growing, we are struggling to reply to each and every one of you but rest assured that we do read your comments and value your input. Please do keep your comments coming! Drone Film Guide is evolving into a cracking community for those of us who want to do more with our drones and fly like filmmakers...stay tuned!

[@jimmylenovo4497]

Drone Film Guide ufff. I believe I found what I was looking for. Maximum information and less useless stuff, really good job. Subscribed ) can you just tell what camera settings do you use?

[@klsweddingfilms966]

love this video just came across as I'm planning on a similar scene for a music video although we are shooting a scooter/moped whatever you want to call it. great tips thou thanks

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Sounds fun...good luck!

[@raykeogh1972]

That was great viewing love Glen Coe but never been there with my drone when it was not raining even though I planned the week there lol.

[@Yankeededandy62]

Stewart, that was awesome and helpful! I just bought a Mavic Pro to take along on a road trip through Ireland in a 1969 Corvette. Espcially the advice about distance (cropping) was good. I think I have to subscribe to your channel :-)

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Amazing, the '69 Corvette is a beautiful car! If you ever bring it on a Scottish road trip be sure to let me know!

[@QuinnWilliamWilson]

I would absolutely love to see any footage you get from that trip once it's done. Sounds incredible.

[@Yankeededandy62]

As a matter of fact, done the Scotland tour with the Corvette 2 years ago. Alas with a crappy Blade QX350 that didn't work, so no drone footage from that trip. But it was so amazing (Skye, Applecross Pass, the Highlands, Ullapool) that it's just a matter of time until we'll repeat it.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Wow, I like your style!!

[@James-sh1lw]

Hey man! We run a racing school and ive been following your tutorials on how to get better shots, this video is great! How do you go about getting convincing audio? Do you record inside the car and change it in post? Thanks a lot! Subbed!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! It's just computer generated audio from an app on my phone.

[@usynnstradler]

can you tell me the location where you took those shots? i was in scotland last week but i didn't know about these shots. i might go again

[@DroneFilmGuide]

It's Glencoe.

[@eltonlui5349]

Great

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thank you!

[@Mixhalo]

I indeed love all of Your materials, I hv the one question though. It's about the scene with the mustang that we can actually hear the engine speed going up and down as he overtake us.. did you use any program for it, or there was simply a mic on board the car? Thanks!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! It's just some computer generated car sounds from an app on my phone.

[@TheTrailheadNetwork]

Any tips for planning your flight when you can't use Google Maps like you did? Many of the places I want to drone is off-road and not a place where I can really plan like that. I love the idea, just trying to figure out how I plan like that when the terrain and trail may not readily allow me to plan well. Thanks for this video, it's one of the few, if not the only one I've found on this subject that's actually HELPFUL. :)

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! Google Earth will let you go off road and have a good look around. We use it a lot and it's briiliant!

[@TheTrailheadNetwork]

Thank you but the areas I go aren't covered by Google Earth in a meaningful way for me. I need the terrain shots like in the link at the end of my comment. :( If they paid me and gave me the camera rig and Google Maps these trails, I'd go! lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6vNommBgN55fq8

[@SnowroxKT]

Excellent videos, I've been watching a ton of these. One of my biggest issues is getting good sound for these drone clips, how did you mic the mustang? Any tips of that?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! It's fake audio I'm afraid! Wasn't recorded on the day. Just got it from an app on my phone.

[@09_LYF]

Just curious how you added to sound of the mustang driving, did you have a mic inside the car recording at the same time as filming? Or did you record the audio on a different occasion and just edit it in? Thanks

[@DroneFilmGuide]

It's just a computer generated sound from a app on the phone where you can mess about with car sounds...sounded quite good though!

[@cekimatolyesi]

Thank you for the tutorials. İts helped me a lot. Can you tell name of background music if it is free royalty :)

[@BobFlavinVideo]

Shots with cars, that's all I do!

[@philippblank]

Great Video! Did you shoot in 60 fps too and took the small quality loss even though you have to crop a lot of the footage? And did I hear that correctly? You flew in the sport mode, cropped it and the rest of the blades just will be hidden by the cinematic bars? Thanks for sharing this insight. Subbed!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thank you! These were all filmed in 4K at 25fps to allow for the cropping in. The quality of 1080p is really good but I wouldn't want to crop that in 200% so best stick with 4K. For sport mode it was indeed cropped in plus the widescreen bars. Alternatively, set up your shot so you are flying backwards in sports mode and the props will be out of the shot.

[@philippblank]

Thanks for the great tip. 4k and 60 fps could be an option too?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

For sure on the P4 Pro. Just the regular P4 for us though!

[@tennistron588]

When flying close to cars, do you try to keep the drone roughly same distance when filming? Any focusing issues?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

This was filmed on the P4 which doesn't have the tap focus function of the P4 Pro and the Mavic. As such, everything is in focus. Having played around with the Mavic, you really need to set the focus on manual and focus on something in the mid ground. As long as you aren't getting right up close there shouldn't be any focus issues.

[@CinemaCaptures]

Hey, do you use or like/prefer to use ND filters when shooting vehicles? Thanks!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

For sure, because there is quite a bit of motion when shooting vehicles it would be best to use an ND filter to get the right motion blur. 1/50th shutter for 25fps here in Europe.

[@CinemaCaptures]

Drone Film Guide Thanks again!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

No worries!

[@victorlujan1597]

What video editor do you use and on what device?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

It's FCPX on a Macbook Pro.

[@gigellarson4581]

nice

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

google earth is your friend while scouting and planning.

[@LagunaLeonhart]

Thanks but can you tell me how to get exhaust sounds on the video without the drone noise? I realise the audio in your video is fake but do you know of a reliable method of achieving this with real realtime sound?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

You'd probably need to rig up a sound recorder near the back end of the car and keep it out the shot. Maybe there's a foley guy who knows better?!

[@denjoshy1539]

nice vid and it helps a lot keep up

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Absolutely...classic cars and drones are a great combination!

[@denjoshy1539]

Drone Film Guide yes they are

[@denjoshy1539]

Drone Film Guide can u tell me where can i find the best drone back music

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Look up the KZbin royalty free music. Just Google it and you'll find the YT page. You should find some cool stuff there that you can use in your videos.

[@denjoshy1539]

thank u

[@TheDisruptiveYouTuber]

let me know if you ever need a hand in the north of England (especially the lakes) as I know the place like the back of my hand ;)

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Cheers buddy!

[@rickyboy199554]

How did you get audio? Mic on the ground?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

It was just some fake audio from an app on my phone actually.

[@rickyboy199554]

App name?

[@nitijyo_heisei]

日常にある風景👍1615

[@BigSlick40]

Why not fly in reverse? The props would be tilted out of the way would they not?

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Absolutely. It's one of the main tips we have in our '20 Tips' video. You can't chase a subject flying backwards though so it's good to have a workaround for that.

[@dougrowell7817]

Awwww... it's a make over. :( It's dressed up like a Boss, but there was no 351 Boss in 1970. A 302 or 429. There was a Boss 351 in 1971. Still it looks nice. Candy Apple Red.

[@DavidOliver_Skier]

Lawson video: Chevy Camero, I think. Not sure what year.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

That's the one!

[@DevArnold]

Hi there “strict cattle” it sounds when he says his name

[@PatrickConlon]

Hi Stewart, I quoted this video in a recent video I made recently, I hope you don't mind, i think i directed a few people your way, Hope thats ok as part of my story telling, hope you can check it out and let me know your thoughts....

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Hey! Did you miss out the link to the video you mention?

[@Estilodevidaviajante]

Needless to say how amazing all the information you guys are sharing is. I've already watched all your videos and I'm looking forward for the next one. I do appreciate that I might be asking a lot here but If you got a couple of minutes to spare I would love to hear some feedback on my first drone video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYqXZp18mp1_r5o In a couple of months my girlfriend and I will kick-off on a "all over the world" motorcycle trip and we I want to make sure to be ready to fly our "flying beasts" and make the most of it :) Thanks again for the great content, you are a star!

[@DroneFilmGuide]

Thanks for your kind words! Some nice shots there! Have an amazing trip when it comes around.

[@delaware137]

Looks like you were pootering that Mustang on the wrong side of the road.

[@jonnieadventure]

Thanks, great tutorial. Came here from another one you put up regarding dlog and d-cine. Will be using your tips my next time out. I mainly shoot my 69 Datsun 2000. Here are a couple of videos of my efforts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3uvnqejga55kK8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIu7l35sjrhraZY I shoot solo so have some limitations with what i can do, but i've used many of the techniques you discussed in this video, post production zooming, speeding up, cropping. Great advice.

[@DroneFilmGuide]

This is great...some fantastic locations and what a cool car!

[@chosenideahandle]

Your Datsun is sweet!

[@diamadragonz]

you have the same footage for every video oh what ?