Thank you, cheers! 😁

Haha, tree-to-air missiles 🤣 Thank you😁

@@RCTommy Been a victim myself, back in the day!

Me too, lost my first Cub to the woods... 🤣

@@RCTommy In my case it was my first EDF... a FW Eurofighter. She only had 5 flights on her... :'(

Those darn magnetic trees 🥲

I know, right😁👍

That’s a side effect/timelapse I did not think of. Cool! Thank you😁👍

Just rewatched the whole video because I wanted to see the time lapse xD Would have never noticed that without the comment

The pleasure is mine. Thanks! 😁

Happy new year, and thank you Tomek😁

Thank you for your kind words, it made my day!

Thank you so much for your kind words. I truly appreciate it. And happy new year to you too 😁

Thank you, Arthur-RC 😁

Thank you 😁

Thank you 😊

Tusen takk, Anders 😁

Thank you, Tuna Flights 😁

Thank you 😁

Thank you 😁

Thank you, Patrick😁

Thank you, r lake 😀

Thank you mattgiles1667, I truly appreciate your kind words. I will get back to creating more videos this summer once I get back to the flying field. Cheers!

Thank you😁

Thank you! Right now we don’t have any pilots flying the AL-37, but I’m close to buying one for myself to fly next season. In that case I will turn it into a "rednose" (Norwegian paint job) 😁

@@RCTommy really looking forward to seeing it then!

Man I want one of those bad, but they're just so massive. Super cool though

Yes some, but unsure how much exactly since I use trim (separate flight modes) to accomplish this

Thank you😁👍

It’s well worth it 😉🤣

@@RCTommy I bet!

Thank you, we are located in Norway😁 Happy New Year 🎉

Thank you, much appreciated 😊

Thanks, bro! 😁

I promise that I will make more videos like this in the future, but right now I have to wait for summer to come and for covid to pass. There may be a few videos here and there until then, but I would have to get creative since nobody is flying right now since we’re more or less in lockdown due to covid and freezing cold weather. Cheers! 😁

It’s my favorite moment of 2020 😁

@@RCTommy SAVAGE MOMENT actually. Loved it.

FlightLine Spitfire from MotionRC (without decals applied). Cheers! 😁👍

@@RCTommy Thanks mate!😁

Hi Enrico. I'm afraid the answers to your questions are a bit complex. In short, I have disabled the built-in stabilization in the camera, and I use grid autofocus (anything in the center grid will mainly stay in focus). In order to get a stable shot when zoomed in I have to use a Manfrotto monopod with fluid head and base for mechanical stabilization. That may not work for everybody, but it works good enough for me. Then I spend hours and hours in my favorite editing software (Vegas Pro 16), where I get to apply different layers of stabilization. It is a time consuming process, but in the end I think it's worth it. To summarize: Most of the magic happens in post processing.

@@RCTommy Hey Tommy thanks alot for your advice and always takin the time to answer. Youre videos are really awesome and the focus and quality is supoerb. thanks again

It could very well be so, yet for these shots I used my true and trusted Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ2000/FZ2500 (@1080p60fps/100mbps) paired with a RØDE VideoMicro and a Manfrotto monopod with fluid head and base. The depth of field comes from a combination of using the built in ND filters and somewhat clever camera placement (plus zoom). I also spend a little (too much) time in post processing to achieve the image quality and colors that I myself can enjoy (Vegas Pro 16). Thank you for your comment 😁

@@RCTommy your joking!!! I got a fz1000 and it don’t look this good!!! And 1080p 60fps is limited to like 28Mbps in mine.. care to share your settings for video film mode and pictures?? I can do 4k 30 at 100Mbps..

The FZ2000 supports 1080p60fps@200mbps at most, yet the extra 100mbps does not really do anything for me considering KZfaq only supports ~15mbps. I’d totally use my camera for 4K footage if it supported 4K60fps. Unfortunately, it only supports 4K30fps at most. In video mode I usually keep autofocus on (since the AF is super good and very fast at keeping focus on objects). White balance is usually kept on auto or overcast, same with ISO (though depending on lighting conditions and location I sometimes keep ISO locked in on 200-600, but at our local field it’s best to keep it on auto for the most due to the constant shift from dark to light background). The only thing I always try to keep constant through a shot is the shutter speed. Depending on what kind of plane (propeller, jet or heli), i vary between 60 and 600 for shutter speed. If I want the background to stay blurred out for fast flying objects, I like to keep SS between 60 and 120. If I want a crisp background together with a fast flying object, I set my SS between 300-600 (depending on lighting conditions). To secure a blurry propeller, I keep the SS within the 60-300 range. Aperture is set to auto. Likewise with the built in ND filters. I don’t really use this camera for still shots, but in the rare occation I use Smart Auto (if I’m lazy) or fully manual settings which totally depends on the location and lighting conditions. Keep in mind, these are my preferred settings after many hours of trial and error. It’s a bit hit or miss, and most of my detailing and coloring are done in post processing anyways😊

@@RCTommy thanks for your time and detailed information... gonna try it out on my fz1000..

Astroturf (already worn down artificial grass donated by a local football/soccer club). 😊

Pre-distressed artificial turf (astroturf) from a local soccer field😎👍

Kongsberg og Fyresdal😊

@@RCTommy kult

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