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bamboo copTer

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bamboo copTer is designed by MicroWorks.nhttp://www.microworks.jp/work/bamboocopter

Copter Challenge

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WATCH more on: http://www.skynamic.netnHave you have ever seen a DJI Phantom grind a rail or doing a Backflip? With our first "Copter Challe...

COOPER COPTER goes Reeperbahn Festival POLLOCKOCOPTER TEASER - DROHNEN PAINTING

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Am Mittwoch, 21. September, wird es bunt am Spielbudenplatz! Beim weltweit ersten Action Painting mit Racing Coptern werden mit hohen Geschw...

MAD//13 - Madrid Aerial Demo-Reel

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ESPnOs presentamos nuestra nueva creación: un video de muestra sobre Madrid usando sólo planos aéreos de distintos puntos de la ciudad. A...

Dronie for my mother 70th birthday - Onnea Äidille 70v!

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This dronie is for my mother. She had her 70th birthday and we where celebrating that with my brother and my sister and their families. Nice...

Anura: The Beginning Of The Drone Era For The Masses

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For the first time a pocket-sized drone designed for consumers and able to travel with the user whenever, wherever, 24/7.nnIt will be availa...

Autumn of my Homeland - Armenia in 4K

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Filmed during the most beautiful time of the year in Armenia. Autumn is probably the best season for visiting. Lakes and forests, mountains ...

Römmerkeller Vortex 250 pro

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Vortex 250 Pro - Teranis X9D Plus - Predator v2 FPV Brille - Gopro hero 3 Black EditionnnYoutube Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW0ReQ...

Ireland Selects: Aerial 4k

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Shot w/ the 3DR Solo & Go Pro Hero 4 BlacknEdited in Premiere CC w/ Magic Bullet Looks

Temple Mount Flyover

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Lately my son, Barry, and I have been experimenting with shooting aerial video from a remote control helicopter. The Old City of Jerusalem ...

Downtown Los Angeles

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Above the grit and noise of the street, downtown Los Angeles quietly provides some of the most amazing visual detail in its buildings and pu...

Above the grit and noise of the street, downtown Los Angeles quietly provides some of the most amazing visual detail in its buildings and public art works. This is a selection of those buildings and public arts filmed across some 50 different locations in the immediate downtown area and the arts district. There are many many more locations that are not included and are equally if not more impressive. nnSome of the buildings are in disrepair, some have been restored to their full glory while others have been transformed into artworks. In all of them, there is character, color and detail that makes the area a never-ending source of intrigue.nnMusic by Chassol - Odissi, Pt. II (Emotif) [Yuksek Remix] nhttp://www.beatport.com/track/odissi-pt-ii-emotif-yuksek-remix/4903089nhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ultrascores/id739702794nnAll content is copyright of its respective copyright holders. Video and natural sound copyright Ian Wood, 2014. This video may only be reproduced in its entirety, unaltered with accreditation. No portion of this video may be duplicated, altered, reused and/or unaccredited without explicit permission. nnFor queries regarding aerial filming work, please visit http://www.ianwood.com for contact details.nnA note about aerial filming, safety and best practices. These shots were obtained with a lightweight remote controlled quad-copter and camera system. The following measures were in place during the filming:nn - Following all applicable FAA regulations (the ones that actually exist).n - Avoiding controlled airspace and TFR restricted airspace.n - Staying below 400ft AGL.n - Avoiding any and all air traffic, airways, airports, etc.n - Maintaining awareness for helicopter traffic and proximity to helipads.n - Flying just above or along rooflines to stay out of usable airspace for helicopters.n - Maintaining visual LOS to the quad-copter at all times.n - Shooting mostly during early morning when possible to avoid crowds and traffic.n - Not directly overflying groups of people.n - Being sure to have direct ability to alert any people nearby in case of potential incident.n - Being prepared to ditch in order to prevent injury or accident.n - Maintaining a minimum height of 100ft above any private property.n - Deleting any shots inadvertently revealing private activities or people in a place of privacy. Less

A Weekend in Edinburgh (Sony A7s, Canon 24-105mm f4 IS, 50mm f1.4)

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A film cut together by clips and pieces shot this weekend in Edinburgh, Scottland. First time using the A7s. Great little camera with huge c...

Rising China

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www.District7media.netnOur first trip to China was an eye opener. The sights, the sounds, the smells, all new to us. We traveled more than 1...

www.District7media.netnOur first trip to China was an eye opener. The sights, the sounds, the smells, all new to us. We traveled more than 10,000 miles to end up in the remote city of Lanzhou - an industrial mecca surrounded by ancient beauty. The city is a bustling metropolis that caters to more than a 2 million and it was our goal to showcase it like never before... from above. nnUtilizing drone technology, we traveled hours outside of the city to capture remote villages, climbed the highest mountain range to reveal the massive size of the city and toured sacred temples that had never been filmed like this before. Our 20 day trip wasn't without challenges. It rained more than 60% of the time, which made operating our drone a difficult task. We managed to move around the weather to capture as much footage as we could before the journey ended and managed to capture some incredible sights in the process.nnThe people of China were incredibly floored to see this type of technology being used in their city. It was odd enough to see 2 white guys from the states in a city that rarely has foreign tourists but to see a quad copter flying above the city and historical sites really drew their attention. Their hospitality and kindness made for a very fulfilling trip. nnWe will return to China with out a doubt. nnUpon returning to the states we discovered the incredible talent of the Indian Jam Project, a music group from India, which covers movies themes/scores and replays them with a delightful twist. Their latest creation, which covers Han Zimmer's, "First Step" and "Stay", captivated us and really conveyed a sense of peace and wonderment. The adaptations are arranged and composed by Tushar Lall. Check out the original here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKILNbrWxBQ nnWatch some our behind the scene's footage here - https://www.facebook.com/andrew.breese.1/videos/vb.1576352357/10205729039296673/?type=3&theaternnIt wouldn't have been possible to shoot this production without the use and support from the following, so a bignspecial thanks to: nnBeijing Bojing nCanon - Cinema Prime Lenses www.canonusa.comnSony - A7s - www.sony.comnAdobe - Premiere Pro CC15, After Effect CC15 www.adobe.comnManfrotto - www.manfrotto.comnKessler - Second Shooter and Cineslider - www.kesslercrane.comnDJI - Phantom 3 - www.dji.comnnAll footage was shot using the DJI Phantom 3 and Sony A7s. nnFor more information on this production and licensing inquires please contact us directly at www.district7media.net Less

WeTransfer - Celebrate Creativity

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We like to share the stories of our friends, partners and users during their creative process, a process in which WeTransfer is used at any ...

Above All Else // By Live Unbound

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www.weliveunbound.comnFB » facebook.com/LiveUnbound // IG » @weliveunbound // Subscribe » weliveunbound.com/subscribennThis film is based...

www.weliveunbound.comnFB » facebook.com/LiveUnbound // IG » @weliveunbound // Subscribe » weliveunbound.com/subscribennThis film is based on Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld’s book “Above All Else” which you can buy here » http://amzn.to/1QtmNPv. Also check out his site » http://danbrodsky-chenfeld.comnnFor screening info or business inquires email » yalisharon@gmail.comnnAt Live Unbound we believe in pushing yourself to be greater through what you love and doing whatever it takes to overcome mental and physical constraints. Once in awhile we come across a real life story that embodies this message. A story of falling madly in love with your dream. Then using that passion to overcome the massive obstacles that appear in the journey of realizing it. This is that story. nnThis documentary was made possible by Frank Casares who believed in us and funded the project. We had a small crew of 5 people and shot on a RED epic, RED dragon, 5D Mark ii and the Inspire Copter. The biggest challenge was the slow motion skydiving scene which was filmed by Craig O’Brien. Those were shot on the RED dragon at 200 fps. Due to wind, we only had 4 jumps to make it happen but Craig and skydivers Brad Patterson and Dalten Kadow nailed it. nnCurrently we’re searching for the next great story to tell. We encourage people to reach out to us if they have one or know somebody who does. nnThanks for watching!nnExecutive ProducernFrank CasaresnnDirected and Edited by nYali SharonnnDirector of PhotographynEric GillespiennAerial CinematographernCraig O’BriennnCamera OperatorsnNorman KentnRichard StuartnJohn LemingnKylor MeltonnGeoffrey BoyntonnnProducersnYali SharonnHarmon ClarkenGrant ChennnNarratornDan Brodsky-ChenfeldnnTalentnDan skydiving: Brad PattersonnJames Skydiving: Dalten KadownDan’s Girlfriend: Adriana Zyskowski nDan Hospital: Jalil HoussainnDoctor: Joe Galligan nnMusicn“Sun” by Nick Rice » https://soundcloud.com/nickricen“Observation Wheel” by Jacob Montague » http://jacobmontaguemusic.com/n“Unheard Parade” by Jacob MontaguennSpecial ThanksnEstee & Shimon SharonnLive UnboundersnSkydive PerrisnDan Rice from People are AwesomenJustin Pelkowski nClaire DegenhardtnAica Vera Valdez Less

The power of the Blender Network: Equirectangular Stabilization

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Here's a little success story of the power of the Blender Network.nThe Blender Network is a place for Blender professionals, freelancers, st...

Here's a little success story of the power of the Blender Network.nThe Blender Network is a place for Blender professionals, freelancers, studios, developers to market their services, as well as the place to go for clients who need professional Blender power and support.nRecently I was contacted by Francesco Siddi, who runs the website and manages requests. He forwarded me a request by a client, Logan Gilpin, who needed a special tracking service. nBasically he needed equirectangular stabilization.nHe is taking footage with several cameras mounted on a quadrocopter which he then stitches together with an app called VideoStitch (http://www.video-stitch.com). The resulting 10k footage is crisp and clear, however quite shaky, due to movements and vibrations of the copter.nWhat he wanted is to stabilize it so that he can map the stable footage onto a sphere, put a virtual camera inside of it so that he can have all control over the viewing angle and focus if the entire sequence.nSince he didn't find any other solution he wanted to do it in Blender, but needed support with that.nnSo I tried several things. Tracking was not an issue at all. Getting a correct equirectangular stabilization was a bit more tricky though. I tried to use a setup of different constraints to stabilize it, but I was missing an important thing, which is the correct mapping of the equirectangular coordinates.nSo I decided to reach out for help myself. I asked Dalai Felinto, who is also part of the Blender Network and who has worked a lot with equirectangular mappings and used the Blender Game Engine for dome projections. And he was pretty confident that he could solve the problem. But he said that it might be the easiest to write an add-on for that. Just 1 day later he presented me a great solution that works great and is easy to use.nThanks to the flexible Interface of Blender it was easy to implement the functions into the UI of the Tracking Module of Blender.nSo it works like this:nPut your footage into the Movie Clip Editor and track 2 points on the horizon. nMark the points as Focus and Target. Then click the button to create the stabilized camera. If you open the rendered viewport now you can see the stabilized footage. nJust render out the sequence and you can then use it as a stabilized background in another scene or for whatever you like.nSo thanks to the Blender Network and Dalai's help I could prepare a tutorial and workflow guideline for the client so that he can now finish is project with Blender. Less

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