WOW! I swore the section after 0:14 was a 3D render - WOW! Not to mention I saw probably about 100-200 spots I would love to take some crawler RC's to (like I would actually be allowed too haha)
@@STRIKINGFPV I’ve heard mixed reviews with the newer go pro. I know the naked one is based off the older model but I feel DJI action 3 would be better and even the Action 2 due to its form factor perfect for FPV. Im still in process of upgrading takes time and money 😂
So it's in flat colour profile, 2.7k 4:3 at 50fps, 180 degree shutter with 100 and 200 min/max ISO, and some fixed white balance. Crucially, I had an ND16 filter on it for the opening shots, the other pool area was an ND32 since it was much brighter. Pump the whole thing through ReelSteady GO, then retime it to 120% speed so that that the 25/50 framerate matches up to 30/60 frames. Then for the video edit itself, I did some speed ramping to slow and speed up areas to better fit the timing of the music.
Excellent! Well done once again!
awesome 😍😍😍
Digging that colour feel. Second scene screams fantasy. Keep it up bro!
Thanks, will do!
WOW! I swore the section after 0:14 was a 3D render - WOW!
Not to mention I saw probably about 100-200 spots I would love to take some crawler RC's to (like I would actually be allowed too haha)
They will be giving you a speeding ticket soon bro
It was speed ramping, I swear 😂
I enjoy watching these. It makes me want to fly but too cold in England still, plus I dont have a camera still waiting for Insta360 go2
I'm a sucker for the GoPro image quality, but Insta360 Go 2 is no slouch for its size and weight. Probably more durable than a naked GoPro as well.
@@STRIKINGFPV I’ve heard mixed reviews with the newer go pro. I know the naked one is based off the older model but I feel DJI action 3 would be better and even the Action 2 due to its form factor perfect for FPV. Im still in process of upgrading takes time and money 😂
What’s your gopro settings bro?
So it's in flat colour profile, 2.7k 4:3 at 50fps, 180 degree shutter with 100 and 200 min/max ISO, and some fixed white balance. Crucially, I had an ND16 filter on it for the opening shots, the other pool area was an ND32 since it was much brighter.
Pump the whole thing through ReelSteady GO, then retime it to 120% speed so that that the 25/50 framerate matches up to 30/60 frames. Then for the video edit itself, I did some speed ramping to slow and speed up areas to better fit the timing of the music.
@@STRIKINGFPV thank you so much!