Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hello there!
This is a quick video taken with an iPhone 7+ paired with a DJI Osmo Mobile 2. I used Filmic Pro to capture this footage.
Running the stairs of Philadelphia's Art Museum is a must do for visitors to my fair City. Affectionately known as the "Rocky Run" these steps lead to a courtyard where you can see out over Ben Franklin Parkway towards Philadelphia's City Hall which can be seen in the distance. At the top of the steps are engraved footprints of Sylvester Stallone as Rocky as he gazed over his beloved city in the iconic movie 'Rocky'.
These steps are also a popular spot for workout groups to meet and run sprints up and down the steps, stopping at every landing to complete a set of burpees - of course. I've spent numerous hours training, sweating and on one occasion bleeding on these steps.
This morning was an easy run up the steps to test out DJI smartphone gimbal, Osmo 2. It is a new gadget and I am still working out some fiddly issues, most being user issues!
Also, I'm trialing Final Cut Pro X and used the software to edit the footage. Nothing fancy in the editing process and I'm working out how to color correct with FCPX.
My hope is with time and practice, I'll have better footage to share with all of you.
Hello there!
This is a quick video taken with an iPhone 7+ paired with a DJI Osmo Mobile 2. I used Filmic Pro to capture this footage.
Running the stairs of Philadelphia's Art Museum is a must do for visitors to my fair City. Affectionately known as the "Rocky Run" these steps lead to a courtyard where you can see out over Ben Franklin Parkway towards Philadelphia's City Hall which can be seen in the distance. At the top of the steps are engraved footprints of Sylvester Stallone as Rocky as he gazed over his beloved city in the iconic movie 'Rocky'.
These steps are also a popular spot for workout groups to meet and run sprints up and down the steps, stopping at every landing to complete a set of burpees - of course. I've spent numerous hours training, sweating and on one occasion bleeding on these steps.
This morning was an easy run up the steps to test out DJI smartphone gimbal, Osmo 2. It is a new gadget and I am still working out some fiddly issues, most being user issues!
Also, I'm trialing Final Cut Pro X and used the software to edit the footage. Nothing fancy in the editing process and I'm working out how to color correct with FCPX.
My hope is with time and practice, I'll have better footage to share with all of you.
