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Another photo series from the Rotwand mountain, this time filmed from the air with the multicopter. It’s a gorgeous view from above, showing hundreds of mountains and peaks right until the blue horizon.

Eisenberg Castle is a medieval hilltop castle ruin, found only fifteen minutes by car from the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle. This remote, peaceful place is a huge contrast to Neuschwanstein and the crowded city of Hohenschwangau.

Flying over the Weitmannsee at Kissing, Bavaria. This quarry pond is quite shallow, compared to others, which results in intense emerald colors when seen from above. There are many small island, some of them just big enough to carry a single tree.

This historical, but decayed mill can be found at the bottom of Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria. The water driven mill was used to produce gesso, which was then filled into bags and shipped down the Pollat river.

This aerial video shows Castle Prunn, located in the scenic and beautiful Bavarian Altmühltal. The castle ist built on an overhanging, giant rock, which gives it a very impressive look.

A warm summer evening, a few minutes before sunset… time for a last FPV flight with my quadcopter. These atmospheric shots were done at the banks of the Manidcho Lake, a small but beautiful gem in the outskirts of Augsburg, Bavaria.

If you are eager to fly (or a test flight needs to be done), the ‘grassland next door’ is a good choice. That’s me, flying in first-person view with my Fatshark goggles.

Here’s another animated intro for my aerial videos. This time we can watch my Phantom flying from a dooryard through the clouds -right into space!

This video intro for my aerial videos simulates the Phantom flying through a dense, vivid landscape. The landscape was not created in the video editor, it was entirely created and rendered in Cinema4D.

And yet another video intro for my aerial videos. This time I used a 360 degree panorama which I made a couple of months ago while hovering around with my Phantom 1.1.1

This video intro for my aerial shots demonstrates a 2D to 3D technique to add a realistic, three-dimensional camera movement effect to simple, static background images.