Recent content by rippmaster13

sometimes youl want to fly narrow gaps and maby inside buildings. can you turn it of for those scenarios?

i have only a 1080p tv, and there is a pretty big quality difference with 4k vs 2.7k. you dont need a 4k monitor to get the quality out of a 4k vid.

under the right circumstances eaven a galaxy note 4 or s5 (crappy 4k camera) compleatley eats up the dlsr´s in picture qualiyt. chech youtube for comparisons. dslrs are generally pretty soft.

Watching youtubevideos of 4k footage (in 1080p mode) it looks way better than native 1080p videos. I watch on a 75 inch 1080p tv so i se alot of difference between 4k downscaled and native 1080p IMO the p3p is worth it if you want pro quality

im not that big or strong and im genuinly afraid of flying sometimes thinking what if anybody sees me standing there with the controler thinking im a peepin tom wantingt to beat me up.

should we drone people need to be carrying baseballbats n stuff to defend ourselves?

ah thx. ps what nds are used in diffrent timer of day? is it the following nd 32 (mid day strong sun). nd 16 (afternoon light clouds) nd8 (eavning w ligt clouds) nd4 (sunsets) ?

could you link to a variable nd that fits the phantom 3? i also would like the combination variable nd and graduated nd?

epic. i like the idea of flight without fpv. any tips on gettin good at it without crashing the bird?

p3p 4k @ 24fps is the way to go :) carefully planed shots, no fast movements, no filming grass at the wrong distance. ND and polarizer. (for cinematic shots)

Comparison 1 (although slightly more noise the detail in 4k is enourmous improvement over 2.7k) This also looks better and you get the full 60mbps in 4k vs 40mbps in 2.7k (zoom in and watch inside the windows, or the leaves) the increase in 4k resolution is amazing really! Comparison 2 This...

as stated on reddit. less artifacts from 4k 60mps compared to 40mbs on the advanced. "You are right. The p3p does record at max 60mbps while the advanced max out at 40. There will be a difference in quality, esp on fast moving scenes. I suggest you look on YouTube for bitrate comparison videos. "

no. you downsample 4k to 1080p with maintained bitrate at 60mbps. search the forums on it. less artifacting n so on.

but its the 4k downscaled to 1080p where the sweetspot lies.

yeah if your pc cant handle 4k editing, then the advance is for sure the way to go.