Recent content by juicedrummer

I don't believe you can. Have to be in one of the other three modes to change EV value manually. Typically shutter speed is set to double the frame rate for video, so to answer your question yes. However, it can be used stylistically at higher rates than that. But rule of thumb is double frame...

In manual mode ("M"), you use the shutter speed, ISO, and aperture to control exposure. The ev setting is showing you the meter reading, much like a dslr. If you change the top line from "M" to "Auto", you will be able to set an EV value but it will automatically adjust the shutter speed and...

I'm curious as to what blu ray burner you used.

I do this. I mainly do wedding videography as my side gig but work full time as an engineer. Because weddings are usually on the weekends I have never really run into any issues besides having to take a Friday off or something of that nature. Most my other video work is done on weekends as well...

Agreed! I've been stuck trying to correct color on the same shot that changed because if an auto setting and it's just not worth the hassle!

Ah I re-watched the video full screen and now see what you're talking about. I think you do catch some prop in the shot and I thought that's what you were talking about at first but after watching again i can see the clouds definitely stuttering across the screen. Definitely an internal coding issue

Looks like the tip of the prop getting into the shot imo. Doesn't look like a picture profile or setting issue. Where you in sport mode or fighting the wind? It seems only to be apparent when the drone starts picking up speed which makes me think it's a prop

I use manual for everything. Video especially. Nothing bugs me more than auto exposing due to a scene change in the same shot or a white balance shift in a shadow area while recording. Usually always manual for pics too unless I am doing portraits (rarely) which I'll set on aperture priority and...

Weather in my area is finally looking consistent for a couple weeks so I will definitely be trying out the new dlog asap

I dig it. I like the fake tilt shift effect on the shots with the gimbal down at a slight angle. Some shots that were a little closer to the 90* down mark may have had a touch too much blur due to looking straight down. The focal plane wouldn't be much different across the whole image like it is...

Can't wait to order mine. I have their glass on my GoPro 5 and I love it. Can't wait to get it on my p4p. Looks like they fit nice too Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

If you can't get the shutter speed low enough at 100 ISO you will want a higher number ND filter. ND 8 lets the most light through whereas ND 32 lets the least amount of light through respectively Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

Same problem for me. Mine only happened as I started recording. Happen for a second then be fine for the rest of my clip. Lower resolutions are no problem Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

After following this for 16 pages, I am still wondering why this is even an issue and still trying to understand the argument from the original poster on why his "starting point" is off. I finally decided to see for myself what all the hoopla was about so here is what I came up with...

Wanted to test my 4K workflow and the dlog settings with h.265 format. Here was the end result.