Sky Masking: The Ultimate Drone Tutorial

[@blueperspective]

Awesome. Thought I need months of work in order to create this... lol. Thank you!

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Nope 😁 sometimes it's that easy !

[@Lordofstags]

Damn you're out here crushing it. Thanks for the help

[@MarioSchwarzl]

You're welcome man, glad you like it 😁

[@PekakDophlonk]

This is awesome, automatically subscribed.

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Glad you like it 😁 have a nice day !

[@Cinetechnologies]

Really helpful video. I will try it in my next videos

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Thanks for your feedback, tell me if you're able to do it 😁

[@Ibrahimaba-x9p]

Fav 🔥

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Thanks a lot 😁

[@LifesignMedia]

Great video! By the way, you can copy the mask from the 1st layer to the 2nd layer and just invert it. Huge time saver!

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Thank you man , appreciate it! And yeah you're right, for the sake of this video I wanted to showcase the Masking process multiple times 😁

[@joelluna1356]

What if I want the same effect but I have a moving video not a still one like yours. how do I get the mask to track a moving/changing, for instance, a show where the camera is panning outwards - revealing more of the image. Great video. I want to try this.

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Bro you can always extend your sky further outside of the frame and if you pan or tilt you can animate/keyframe the outter part so that it is 'gliding' inside the frame as you tilt or pan! Hope that makes sense 😁 have a nice day ! And thank you

[@afeezkareem1864]

Great video yet again.. Stay Blessed Bro. Which of the editing apps can you recommend for ipad pro m2 please?

[@MarioSchwarzl]

Thank you mate 😁 If you're ONLY editing on an iPad I would guess Capcut is worth a look, depends on your needs and which editing program fits best to your style, If you arent familiar with any Software, you should check which program runs smoothest on an iPad and which one is easy to handle

[@afeezkareem1864]

@@MarioSchwarzl Thanks for the quick response, I currently use Final Cut Pro . But I cannot apply LUT on it. I hope you will have time to do review on iPad Pro editing tips soon fingers crossed 🤞.

[@MarioSchwarzl]

@@afeezkareem1864 Like I said mate, I'm not using editing apps on an iPad so i don't really know how to apply Luts, normally there is a folder where the default luts of the program are located, If you put a lut in there you should be able to find it over the app and apply it