What kind of videos do you like?

[keukpa]

I'm glad someone saved me the trouble lol....

To be fair, I thought if it were anyone, it would be you who would say it! ;)

[BlueFlyer]

Some really good comments here guys. hopefully, we can all apply some of these ideas to our next wave of videos.

I get bored watching long range videos, but I like flying long range missions myself.

Low down, terrain hugging flying does it for me, especially when the flying is in really cool places like mountains or cliffs.

[FPVSteve]

There's a guy on youtube (he might be on here actually) who flies around the town I was born in - gutted! It looks fantastic from the air, and if I hadn't moved down here it'd be my playground. D'oh!

[BlueFlyer]

My intention is to make a "day in the life" type of video... showing my whole process of prepping the gear, chucking it in the car, driving to the flying spot... pre-flight stuff, a few equipment walkarounds (airframes, groundstations, support equipment), flying (although not a lot of flying footage, mostly ground footage) packing up, going home and editing videos.

I'll try really hard to NOT make it too long and/or boring... I'll accompany it with another video containing that day's flying footage, both HD and DVR

what do you reckon? would you be interested in seeing what other guys do during their FPV days lol

[elmattbo]

Haha! My FPV day involves looking after the kids/going to work/doing house stuff and if I notice a possible break in the weather, a quick battery charge and explaining to the missus I'll be 'back in half an hour'! When I get to the field it's goggles on and airborne! I just don't have time for any more than that! So, I could make a similar movie, but it'll probably have more snotty kids and nappies than the average FPV vid!


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[FPVSteve]

My intention is to make a "day in the life" type of video... showing my whole process of prepping the gear, chucking it in the car, driving to the flying spot... pre-flight stuff, a few equipment walkarounds (airframes, groundstations, support equipment), flying (although not a lot of flying footage, mostly ground footage) packing up, going home and editing videos.

I'll try really hard to NOT make it too long and/or boring... I'll accompany it with another video containing that day's flying footage, both HD and DVR

what do you reckon? would you be interested in seeing what other guys do during their FPV days lol

As long as we don't have to see you in the shower then great :)