Best Drone Photography Settings

Today we're looking at the settings I use when I'm shooting drone photos. My main goal here was to introduce you to a few of the things I do so that if you're not already thinking about a few of these techniques you might try integrating them into your workflow. If you have other tips, leave them in the comments below. I'll tag the best ones as I'm sure there are a lot I didn't cover!

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[zainabbebars]

I enjoyed watching in this video on my new phone! (Samsung Galaxy Note 9) Truly a great video, I loooove it.!😍👌

[IndustrialPlasticsNanaimo]

Great tips, thanks Rob. Absolutely gorgeous area and scenery there...wow!

[rmetroman]

Very simple & easy to follow, never thought about combining images on my drone :-)

[shiwadaay]

Wow, I have learned something. I'll try that with my Mavic 2 Pro.

[justinkbyrd]

Hey there, what type of drone is this in the video? Love how compact it is, but still such great shots

[MoiseDaniel]

What or how do you make that color grading, is it a LUT what is it?with that sharpness and all.

[AFFINITYLEGEND]

That drone is so small. Which one is it? I'm still lugging around a yuneec typhoon G and because of that it doesn't travel much with me.

[RodrigoCL]

The controller antennas are in wrong position. The flat surface should be towards the drone. The way they are positioned on the video makes the signal range prejudiced. Thanks for the tips.