Nepal Himalaya - Khumbu 3 passes trek with drone

[yabawo]

I traveled to Nepal Himalayas in February this year with Phantom4.
The 16 days treking journey was really hard, but the scenery was very impressed and fantastic.

 

[Inspire1vision]

I traveled to Nepal Himalayas in February this year with Phantom4.
The 16 days treking journey was really hard, but the scenery was very impressed and fantastic.

Very nice! Great work! A few questions

What camera did you use for this? X5R? What profile do shoot in, d log, then color grade?

A few shots looked like they were done with a slider. What camera for ground shots?

Amazing video!

 

[yabawo]

Very nice! Great work! A few questions

What camera did you use for this? X5R? What profile do shoot in, d log, then color grade?

A few shots looked like they were done with a slider. What camera for ground shots?

Amazing video!

I made this flim using gears as below.
and I did color grade on FCP X with Color Finale flug-in

1. Dji Phantom4 - standard auto setting(no dlog)
2. Canon 6d (Lens 16-35, 24-70) - for timelapse
3. Sony Ax-100 - for zoom shot
4. Edelkrone slider - for moving timelapse

 

[Inspire1vision]

I made this flim using gears as below.
and I did color grade on FCP X with Color Finale flug-in

1. Dji Phantom4 - standard auto setting(no dlog)
2. Canon 6d (Lens 16-35, 24-70) - for timelapse
3. Sony Ax-100 - for zoom shot
4. Edelkrone slider - for moving timelapse

Sweet. How did the p4 perform at such high altitudes and cold temps?

 

[yabawo]

Sweet. How did the p4 perform at such high altitudes and cold temps?

I think no problem flying at high ground. there was any problems to fly. Inspire will be same with P4
But over 5000m wind is too strong, so it's a bit hard to shoot.
It was not so cold during the day, so it was not difficult to fly, but at night it was down to minus 10 degrees Celsius and I used hot pack when shooting with DSLR. and hot pack was also very useful for drones.