Good shots! I'll throw out a few tips, even though I'm as much a neophyte as anyone else.
-Shorter is better. Like way shorter. Try watching some other youtube videos of 1+ minute drone shots of a single subject. Your attention span is worn out by about the first 30 seconds. Also try cutting your footage into a bunch of bite size (like under 5 second) clips and try to use them cohesively somehow.
-What program did you use to edit the clips and add music? If it can do a little color correction, use it. Just bumping the exposure on your clips in the video could really help it out- that's a cool subject, but the light was pretty drab that day, with a little work it could pop.
-It's hard, but try to find a spot to fly the drone that's not in your shot, or well hidden. On your POI circle clip I was continually drawn back to you walking around instead of the subject.
-Did I mention shorter?
Great start! The more you fly and edit your content will automatically improve. Watch tons of tutorials on editing and flying.
Very Good!This was my first video...a bit shaky but not too bad I guess.
Thoughts?
A little shaky as you said but great scenery the castle is amazing, nice POI!!This was my first video...a bit shaky but not too bad I guess.
Thoughts?
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