u/MastrSunlight

Hello there!

I am new to the world of drone photography (or photography in general) and wanted to ask for feedback on these photos from my recent trip. I have just got my Mini 4 Pro and am exploring what it can do, as I am sure it can do a lot.

Is there anything that could be changed/better? Composition? Post-processing? Or maybe the general feel of the photos? I am new and want to learn well from the start! I have colored the DNG in DaVinci's new Photos tool.

I will be very thankful for any help : )

Hello there!

I recently got a DJI Mini 4 Pro and wanted to start taking aerial photography more seriously. I have some experience color grading videos from my previous drone (mini 4K), but don't know where to start with photography as it feels way different.

Here are some recent shots from my latest trip that feel bland/unimpactfull or at least I wish would be more impressive. What crituqie could you give and what ca I improve? Maybe composition/framing and subject choice? Or even post-processing and proper colour choice?

I have edited the photos in DaVinci's new Photo tool as that is what I have available. Any help will be greatly appreciated : )

Hello again! I recently upgraded to a Mini 4 Pro and have beein enjoying the 48MP photos and overall better capabilities compared to the mini 4K. Here are 4 photos from my recent trip near Stara PLanina (the longest mountain range in Bulgaria)

I want your advice on my photos - are the shots well placed/with good composition, do they make you interested to see more, are there any ways to improve? I have always been weaker at photos in comparison to videos and want to learn as much as possible!

I am editing the DNG images from the drone in DaVinci's new photos tab as I have no money to spare for a Lightroom subscription (or Luminar or any other such software) to be honset.

Thank you very much for any help : )

Hello all!

I was recently on a trip in norhtern Greece and wanted to share this little section of a longer video I made about my trip.

I would love constructive feedback and tips on how to improve! The shots with the sunsets were hard to edit, because I do not now when I get carried away too far with the colours and how they will show on other devices. Any tips on shooting sunsets with slightly smaller sensors? The mini 4K only has 1/2.3' sensor and sometimes I struggle properly exposing the shots

Cheers and have a nice Saturday!