I have started using ND filters, for now ND8, more to come. Logically those filters give gray film on all videos. How to remove that? It goes off with contrast or exposure increase ? I dont have brightness option in GoPro Studio.
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Yours look good even with stock, why are my videos with gray film ?
Also, where is the Auto Exposure setting ? It goes by itself when I fly in Manual mode, ISO is on 100, shutter is on double the framerate but I dont know how to manually tune exposure ? I want to be on 0 or max -1.0 EV but it moves by itself. Is it smart to fix the exposure because it needs to adjust on the fly ?
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Are you in the uk?Yours look good even with stock, why are my videos with gray film ?
Also, where is the Auto Exposure setting ? It goes by itself when I fly in Manual mode, ISO is on 100, shutter is on double the framerate but I dont know how to manually tune exposure ? I want to be on 0 or max -1.0 EV but it moves by itself. Is it smart to fix the exposure because it needs to adjust on the fly ?
EDIT: I see now that I can choose Auto mode and adjust the EV or Manual mode and adjust ISO and Shutter speed. Which one is better to use then with ND filters ? Everyone is telling to go Manual mode and now it seems that you think that it is better to put ND filter and fly on Auto with manual EV setting, so I need to push it always to be on 0 or close to that ?
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I do not have anything to add sorry, I'm a learning amature. I was just going to say if you are in the uk our lighting levels are different from those in the USA. I've recently bought the taco-rc nd's but have yet to use them in anger .....Nope. Why ? Any ideas regarding topic ?
I always use manual on all my cameras including the one on the P3P, it is easy to adjust exposure as you change the shot. Just stop and set the histogram so it looks right for each angle, on the P3P cam you can only change the ND or the shutter speed or the iso, so it is a bit harder, sometimes you have to compromise. But as I said nothing looks more amateurish than a constantly changing exposure, even on a long pan shot. It looks bad as the sky changes value.I dont need perfect videos, I am just hobby user.
Do you then mount ND filter and put camera on Auto and then put EV on 0 with right wheel when recording ? I will try that also when I get my Neewer filters. I will put filter which will go to max 1/100 shutter and low ISO.
When you say never use auto exposure then you make videos on Auto and ND filters. That way could also be better for me since I record on the field in all directions.
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