Switched from P4P to Mavic...

[thefrisbee995]

So I switched from my P4P to a Mavic. I thought this might be a bad idea due to the fact that the P4P camera is quite honestly amazing... On receiving the Mavic and seeing how small the camera was, I thought for sure I had made a bad decision and sacrificing quality for size would be disastrous. I was wrong, I made a video while I was away for a couple of nights and have found that for what it is, the Mavic can put out some truly amazing video (in terms of quality).

See the video I made:

Also, I am by no means a professional, any feedback about how I can improve my video would be amazing.
Thanks!

 

[gppms]

So I switched from my P4P to a Mavic. I thought this might be a bad idea due to the fact that the P4P camera is quite honestly amazing... On receiving the Mavic and seeing how small the camera was, I thought for sure I had made a bad decision and sacrificing quality for size would be disastrous. I was wrong, I made a video while I was away for a couple of nights and have found that for what it is, the Mavic can put out some truly amazing video (in terms of quality).

See the video I made:

Also, I am by no means a professional, any feedback about how I can improve my video would be amazing.
Thanks!

Ok just make some night or low lighting shots and you're gone see a big difference.

 

[mpshev]

Fantastic. Any insight tips. Camera settings. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Martin Samson]

Nice view of Bournemouth beach if I'm not mistaken.

 

[Promod7]

Very nicely done, I'm still in the process of figuring out the video editing part for myself anyway happy flying and videoing