All language subtitles for 2.8 Closeup & Pull Away - Drone Pro Academy

Okay, guys,
we're going to talk about the close up

and pull away shot.

Okay.

So the close up and pull away
shot is a very, very cool shot.

I use this shot a lot.

And let's say you have, like a mountain,
right, or something

really cool, like mountain thing.

You got a couple of people

so close up employee shot would be this.

You'd bring your drone up

fairly close to these people You know
you don't want to hurt them or anything

and you've got your drone right there.

Your camera's looking at them,
but you can't really see the scenery yet,

Right?

That's probably
about the field of view for our shot.

Now what you're going to do
is you're going to pull back,

starting off nice and slow.

You don't
rush it too fast, but nice and slow.

And then as you get higher,
then you speed up

because now
things are getting farther away.

And so to make it seem like you're
still moving, you've got to go faster.

So kind of slow.

Then you go fast and keep on pulling away
to reveal kind of everything.

And then a cool thing you can do

is by the time you get high,
you can also take the camera

and you're kind of folk focus here
and as you're going,

you're kind of looking down.

Then you're looking this way.

You can kind of do like a tilt up,
keeping them in frame if you want,

or you can make them leave frame,
but usually like to keep them in

frame the whole time, but maybe tilt up
so that you can see some of the

the vistas and mountains or whatever it is
that is in the background.

But I've used this shot a lot.

It's kind of like a selfie shot,

I guess is what they kind of,
you know, a drone or a drone selfie.

But and let's see. Oh, yeah.

So when you're flying it,
you don't want to get in the shot, right?

So you probably want to be,
you know, kind of back here.

So standing

with your transmitter

and Yeah,

just so you don't get yourself in the shot
or anything.

And then, you know, I've done that before
where I've hidden behind bushes,

you know, if there's trees
or one time I did a shot on a pirate ship

with corridor digital
and they just me up as a pirate

for that because we didn't
have another boat to shoot from.

So I was flying the drone around this boat
and I was just up as like a pirate

on there, just like flying,
like trying to hide as best as possible.

Anyway, I'll tell you another lesson
on camouflage as a drone operator.

But right now, guys, I'm
going to go and do an example

to show you guys
how to make the shot work.

Okay, Close up and pull away.

So here's an example.

We starting close on these guys,
and as they go down, we just pull out

super fast, super high, far away,
and you see the whole landscape.

Here's another one.

This is very cool.

So that kind of gives perspective.

Here's one in New Zealand, we pull back,

you kind of reveal the talent
coming in the frame.

Okay, guys,
so we're going to do a shot right now.

We're going to hide behind these bushes
right here,

and we're going to do the pull away shot

to reveal

the peaks up there.

That's the back side.

A Absolutely gorgeous spot.

Okay, here you go.

4000 bucks.

All right.

All right.

We could use the headshot shot
for the other one If an issue

that whatever was the best shot,

you try it again,

you step straight

a little bit further back.

Okay,

Here we go.

So that was the pullback shot.

Let's try one.