I've been editing like crazy, and here's no5. in the series 'Flyboysee FPV in Africa'.
If you read the link in the description you'll see the challenges I had - this is basically from one morning's flying...
Africa loves 1080P :)
'Flyboysee FPV in Africa' - 5: Kruger National Park (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDno_u0muWI#ws)
Oh man - I feel like im there with you!
Keep 'em coming Rich...
Wow, really nice, and you had a disco to carry your disco :laugh:
Seriously impressive videos Richard - thanks for taking. making, and sharing :)
Quote from: Staib on January 21, 2015, 05:18:12 PM
Seriously impressive videos Richard - thanks for taking. making, and sharing :)
Thanks Nick, that's a lovely note from you! How are you doing...? Been ages!
Great stuff Rich, I finally had a chance to catch up with all your bids!
Quote from: Brucey on January 21, 2015, 07:36:12 PM
Great stuff Rich, I finally had a chance to catch up with all your bids!
About 30 minutes of your life - I appreciate it dude :) Thanks!
Watched this one on the Youtube app on our new television it looks amazing on a bigger screen. Great footage Richard, all that water and steep drops in the previous video must have been a worry it would have been a mighty long walk if you needed to recover the Discovery.
That Giraffe seemed to be watching you toward the end I wonder if he thought you were some kind of new bird life :D
Hi Martin, thanks!
I watched this one on my Apple Tv on a 42 inch and it's not bad, but I have to say it might not be 'proper clean' because I had to do a first edit, then re-edit to music co's my computer cannot quick slice in 1080p well enough, so it's twice processed which I think has hurt some resolution.
Either way, it was a learning experience. At the time I was still using the Naza Lite firmware, and flew mostly on GPS which is not optimal for good shots - quite jittery at times and with that awful yaw in places. If I could just go back now and redo, fly in ATTI on the new firmware, and with the confidence I've built up, I'd take a few more chances.
Most places I flew the quad would have been totally unrecoverable... Scary at the time, but costs with less hero factor :)
NOT jealous at all !!
Great music taste as always ,but that place looks amazing ,probably one of the best life experience to be there.
Very nice Richard, and to think I was witness to your first real fpv attempts - you have come a long way dude!
The scenery must have been awesome, wish I could see it for real.
Cheers,
Quote from: Asomaro on January 26, 2015, 07:34:42 PM
Very nice Richard, and to think I was witness to your first real fpv attempts - you have come a long way dude!
The scenery must have been awesome, wish I could see it for real.
Cheers,
Thanks Simon, that's a lovely thing to say!
SA is cheap my good man £1 = R18 - highly recommend a visit to South Africa!
Quote from: Flyboysee on January 26, 2015, 07:46:59 PM
Quote from: Asomaro on January 26, 2015, 07:34:42 PM
Very nice Richard, and to think I was witness to your first real fpv attempts - you have come a long way dude!
The scenery must have been awesome, wish I could see it for real.
Cheers,
Thanks Simon, that's a lovely thing to say!
SA is cheap my good man £1 = R18 - highly recommend a visit to South Africa!
I've actually spent quite a bit of time in Joberg and Capetown but never had the opportunity to really spend any time looking at the scenery - all business and no pleasure. I usually spent a day or two at the most then flew off to some other Country - glad I don't do that anymore but at least I still have 250,000 airmiles left to use!