Tanjung Rhu, Singapore

[Rwarrior]

Hi fellow Sparkies,
Here's a video of Tanjung Rhu in Singapore.
The name of this neighborhood was inspired by a species of tree that grew in the area, with “Tanjong” meaning “point” in Malay, and “Rhu” being the informal name for the casuarina trees that grew along the shorelines in the area. Once a bustling site for the shipbuilding industry in the 1800s, Tanjong Rhu also served as a dock for fleets anchoring in Singapore waters for trade. Now, a lone lookout tower on the edge of a pier is all that remains of those days. The Tanjong Rhu area is now home to several condominium complexes, while the waterfront promenade offers unobstructed views of the reservoir and is great for runners, cyclists, or even just casual walks. Cross the Tanjong Rhu bridge and you will find yourself within the vicinity of the Singapore Sports Hub and Indoor Stadium.

Hope you enjoy it [emoji4]

Cheers,
Ranjit

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[Spark 317]

Very nice Ranjit.

I'm sure the thought of flying into the stadium has crossed your mind when flying.

Thank you for sharing.

 

[Kendallfordguy]

A beautiful location and a well done video, thanks for sharing!

 

[SoccerRef12]

Well flown and the video was done very well also. Thanks

 

[Brian Snyder]

Nice job on the video.

 

[Tglass0000]

Very nicely ****! Wow, if only I could yaw the Spark so smoothly!

 

[Rwarrior]

Hehe, thoughts shall not be spoken...
Pleading the 5th..

Thanks for the positive feedback Spark 317 [emoji4]

Very nice Ranjit.

I'm sure the thought of flying into the stadium has crossed your mind when flying.

Thank you for sharing.

 

[Rwarrior]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

A beautiful location and a well done video, thanks for sharing!

 

[Rwarrior]

Thanks SoccerRef12!

Well flown and the video was done very well also. Thanks

 

[Rwarrior]

Thanks Brian!

Nice job on the video.

 

[Rwarrior]

Thank you sir!
I guess it is down to just trying the move as many times to get it smooth...
Cheers and fly safe!

Very nicely ****! Wow, if only I could yaw the Spark so smoothly!

 

[I B Spectre]

Each video you do is more polished than the preceding one. Your "orbit" shot was smoothly executed. Were most of the shots flown "free hand" or did you use an app (i.e., Litchi, Go4 Mod, etc.)? Some of the sequences such as the stadium looked to be flown by course lock, they were so smooth. I presume there was some post-production framerate adjustment, judging from the foot and car traffic over the brides in the final segment. Always impressive and enjoyable, Rwarrior. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Rwarrior]

Each video you do is more polished than the preceding one. Your "orbit" shot was smoothly executed. Were most of the shots flown "free hand" or did you use an app (i.e., Litchi, Go4 Mod, etc.)? Some of the sequences such as the stadium looked to be flown by course lock, they were so smooth. I presume there was some post-production framerate adjustment, judging from the foot and car traffic over the brides in the final segment. Always impressive and enjoyable, Rwarrior. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks I B Spectre for the great feedback, much appreciated!
Although I tested Litchi for a few flights eons ago, now all my flights are "free hand" using the standard DJI Go 4 app. I just find that I want to get airborne and then take my shots as fast as possible. I guess I've gotten used to the sensitivity of the sticks now, so that helps too.
Yes, you're right, I did speed up some of the clips in post...more to try and keep to the max 4 minutes or so, altho' I did overrun this time.
Thanks again so much for the encouragement...this forum is what keeps me going...
Cheers, and fly safe,
Ranjit

 

[I B Spectre]

"...Now all my flights are "free hand" using the standard DJI Go 4 app." All the more impressive.

 

[RotorWash]

Wonderful job Rwarrior, beautiful architecture skillfully captured. You've got a great eye for composition!

 

[Rwarrior]

"...Now all my flights are "free hand" using the standard DJI Go 4 app." All the more impressive.

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[Rwarrior]

Wonderful job Rwarrior, beautiful architecture skillfully captured. You've got a great eye for composition!

Thanks RotorWash !!

 

[ArthurC]

Nice job. Music fits well. Rowing teams is something I haven't seen from a drone yet. I assume they play Soccer in the National Stadium. Are there other sports that are played there? Concerts?

 

[Rwarrior]

Nice job. Music fits well. Rowing teams is something I haven't seen from a drone yet. I assume they play Soccer in the National Stadium. Are there other sports that are played there? Concerts?

Thanks ArthurC!
Yes, the National Stadium has hosted soccer, rugby, and track and field events. It's also used sometimes for the National Day Parade.. As for concerts, these are held in the adjoining Indoor Stadium, the one with the cone shaped roof. It was designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange. It's been the venue for concerts by many artists... Elton John, Eric Clapton, Santana, Ed Sheeran are some I've attended... wish I could attend more but prices are steep. [emoji24]
Cheers,
Ranjit