Aerial Videography Course
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What is the recommended setting for shutter speed in aerial videography?

  • Triple the frame rate
  • Equal to the frame rate
  • Half the frame rate
  • Double the frame rate (correct)
  • What is the purpose of recording for 10-15 seconds after the select?

  • To capture more footage
  • To verify the shot was recorded
  • To have a nice transition or buffer footage (correct)
  • To test the drone's camera
  • What is the main focus of the aerial videography course?

  • Drone maintenance and repair
  • Settings, equipment, and techniques for smooth shots (correct)
  • Flight safety and regulations
  • Subject tracking and cinematic shots
  • Why is practice essential in aerial videography?

    <p>To master smooth shots and cinematic sequences</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is NOT covered in the aerial videography course?

    <p>Subject tracking and cinematic shots</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Aerial Videography Course

    • The course is designed to help students master the confidence to capture smooth shots, including crane shots, reveal shots, sliding shots, orbital shots, and more.

    Key Settings for Smooth Shots

    • Always use an ND filter unless it's overcast.
    • Ensure shutter speed is double the frame rate.
    • Don't forget to hit the auto exposure lock button.

    Recording Tips

    • Only shoot selects to avoid capturing unnecessary footage.
    • Set up the shot, click record, make the shot, and then click record again.
    • Some pilots record for 10-15 seconds after the select to have a nice transition or buffer footage.

    Importance of Practice

    • Practice makes perfect, and it's essential to practice these shots in the field to master them.
    • Record every shot and watch it to improve.

    Course Overview

    • The course will cover settings, equipment, and techniques for capturing beautiful, smooth, cinematic shots.
    • It will not cover subject tracking, which is a separate course.
    • It will cover various shots and sequences from different drones to demonstrate different looks.

    Instructor and Course

    • The course is taught by Paul Aken, and it's offered by Drone U.

    Aerial Videography Course

    • The course aims to equip students with the confidence to capture various smooth shots, including crane shots, reveal shots, sliding shots, and orbital shots.

    Key Settings for Smooth Shots

    • Use an ND filter in all conditions except overcast weather.
    • Set the shutter speed to twice the frame rate.
    • Don't forget to press the auto exposure lock button.

    Recording Tips

    • Only capture selective footage to avoid unnecessary recordings.
    • Record footage in a specific sequence: set up the shot, click record, make the shot, and then click record again.
    • Record an additional 10-15 seconds after the select to get a smooth transition or buffer footage.

    Importance of Practice

    • Consistent practice in the field is crucial to master smooth shots.
    • Record every shot and review it to improve.

    Course Overview

    • The course covers settings, equipment, and techniques for capturing cinematic shots.
    • The course does not cover subject tracking, which is a separate course.
    • The course features various shots and sequences from different drones to demonstrate different visual styles.

    Instructor and Course

    • The course is taught by Paul Aken.
    • The course is offered by Drone U.

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