Wasn't referring to this video actually, just in general, sorryHave you actually listened to it? No props, just beatz.
Why do people continue to whinge about amateur videographers just having a go?
Thx for the feedback
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In Tikal, the nation's main Mayan attraction you need a permit to fly, which I hear is expensive and difficult to get (though someone was there flying a phantom with their permit so its not impossible). I was told to leave the drone with security when they caught me. In Antigua a few of the churches would not allow any flights in their courtyard but otherwise the people loved it. Kids would routinely gather around to watch and I never had any issues with theft or the fear of it. That being said Guatemala is a poor nation and waiting around for 5-10min for a sat connection in some places can be sketchy. The best bet is to fly in the early morning in any areas that get crowded and keeping a knife on you (in most countries) is a sound tip, with or without a drone.
No filters used, any suggestions as to what would best correct the prop shadows?
