Everything i wrote was specifically for Still Images based on the original question. If you are taking video then its a little different because you're shutter speed is based on your frame rate and you don't suffer from camera blur as its a moving film image. The basic theory s the same though...
The P4P handles the dark pretty well, all things considered. To get a sharp image you'll need to limit the shutter speed by going to 'S' Shutter Priority, have the Aperture wide open and then adjust he ISO to get your exposure correct using the front right controller thumb wheel.
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I operate my P4P in the Solent from my RIB and although have exactly the same general problem as you’ve experienced, I can assure you that Left Stick Down standard input WILL stop the motors ‘eventually’ it can take maybe 2 or 3 attempts but just be patient, hold the left stick down for a good...
Ive experinced the exact same issue, with pano shots in particular, ever since the upgrade in early August. Prior to the upgrade ive never experienced an apparant 'buffering' problem of the image data being saved to the card during which time the photo button remains solid and aircraft control...
Although correct in principle there are likely OPs who set a shutter speed for cinematic which results in perceived ‘over exposure’ hence they use an ND in their minds to correct for over exposure. Just a different way to look at it I guess!!
I'm a Pro Photographer too, but get a lot of aerial video requests for clients too. The primary reason you see lots of people discussing ND filters is simply due to the fact they want to achieve cinematic smooth video by using the 2:1 ratio rule. Shutter speed is 2 times Frame Rate, most folk...
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