Blue Mantle Films | FPV One-Take - The Rink at Franciscan Square @BlueMantleFilms | Uploaded January 2024 | Updated October 2024, 41 minutes ago.
This video highlights a new attraction in Steubenville, Ohio: The Rink at Franciscan Square. My family and I have absolutely loved going to this rink this season, and we've still got about a month left to enjoy it.
This is my first upload to this channel in a year and a half, and my first drone upload in nearly four years! I decided recently to finally try my hand at FPV, and while I didn't initially think I would be publishing FPV content, my thought process has shifted over the last few months. For those who have followed my work from my early days of droning, you probably know how much I love creating videos with drones. Until a few months ago I had avoided doing FPV because there are so many talented creators in this space. While that is true, and I'm very much a newbie to FPV, I wanted to step out of my comfort zone and upload a video that's a little less-polished than I usually strive for. I'm leaning into the Matti Haapoja/Peter McKinnon school of thought of "done is better than perfect", and I hope to continue learning how to FPV and to (hopefully) one day be good at it.
In the meantime I hope you enjoy watching this and can hopefully take something from it!
This video highlights a new attraction in Steubenville, Ohio: The Rink at Franciscan Square. My family and I have absolutely loved going to this rink this season, and we've still got about a month left to enjoy it.
This is my first upload to this channel in a year and a half, and my first drone upload in nearly four years! I decided recently to finally try my hand at FPV, and while I didn't initially think I would be publishing FPV content, my thought process has shifted over the last few months. For those who have followed my work from my early days of droning, you probably know how much I love creating videos with drones. Until a few months ago I had avoided doing FPV because there are so many talented creators in this space. While that is true, and I'm very much a newbie to FPV, I wanted to step out of my comfort zone and upload a video that's a little less-polished than I usually strive for. I'm leaning into the Matti Haapoja/Peter McKinnon school of thought of "done is better than perfect", and I hope to continue learning how to FPV and to (hopefully) one day be good at it.
In the meantime I hope you enjoy watching this and can hopefully take something from it!
