Posts Tagged ‘Drone’
How to Create a Dronie Loop in After Effects
Learn how to create a Drone Selfie Loop in Adobe After Effects with this video tutorial. With free project files!
NAB 2017: DJI Announces New Goggles
Control your drone with your head using DJI’s new FPV Goggles.
Traditional Camera Moves Made Easy With DJI Drones
Get more out of your DJI drone footage with these optimal settings and tricks for shooting with intelligent flight modes.
GoPro Leaks Images of Karma Drone, Hero5, and Stabilizer
A first look at the GoPro Karma, the new Hero5 action camera, and a handheld stabilizer.
How to Get a Pilot Certification for Commercial Drone Use
Fly your drone for commercial use with the FAA’s new Remote Pilot Certificate. Here’s everything you need to know about the new process.
It’s Now Legal to Fly Drones for Commercial Use
The Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration announce major changes to drone regulation, including commercial use of aerial footage.
A Travel Guide to Taking a Drone on a Plane
Planning to take your drone on an airplane? Here is the travel guide you need to get you through security and on your way in no time.
NAB 2016: More of the Latest Camera Rigs, Dollies, Gimbals, and Drones
Flesh out your video gear wish list with this roundup of all the incredible support equipment on display at NAB 2016.
NAB 2016: DJI Releases a Cinematic Drone, New Ronin-MX, and More
NAB 2016: DJI follows up much-anticipated Phantom 4 with an incredible drone designed for cinema cameras.
The New DJI Phantom 4 Cuts Through the Sky on Its Own
The new DJI Phantom 4 drone almost flies itself. Take a closer look at the the fastest and smartest Phantom yet.
10 Articles Every Cinematographer Must Read (January 2016)
The newest cameras heading to shelves, Zeiss lenses for your phone, and the ins and outs of how video gear was stolen last year. Here are the biggest headlines of the new year.
This Stabilization Tech Will Change Drone Footage Forever
Learn how this incredibly smooth aerial drone footage was captured with a micro drone and then stabilized with ReelSteady in After Effects.