Originally Posted by DVTimes

When TV shows use drone footage, they tend to just se a few seconds, the problem people have it they use too much drone footage.

But when it comes to cinematic , the problem as i have said is it often looks too good with a drone. It is so level it looks like is on a stand rather than flying.

The next problem is that when it comes to cinema drones, you have two operators, one who fly's and one who operates the camera. On normal drones your having to do both the flying plus camera operation, and this tends to produce not a great look.

I think too often people fly too high and would get better results much lower down.

In truth I suspect a lot of people buy drones, use them twice, then not bother again.