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If you wanted to show a picture of a lake, then it was good. However, this visual should last about 10 seconds (not 5 minutes).
IMHO, a video needs to tell a story or at least move the viewer forward in their viewing. If you are presenting one subject I'd recommend at least getting different angles of the view. Take some from high up to show the whole area but then from low altitude and from different angles.
You are just starting out and you have already avoided a BIG problem that beginners usually have... that jerky video that you mentioned.
Spazz.....just wondering as to what setting did you decide on to try for a Buttery Smooth...Video movies....or to that fact what several ones !
I'll look when I go home... I will let you know and snap a pic of the settingsSpazz.....just wondering as to what setting did you decide on to try for a Buttery Smooth...Video movies....or to that fact what several ones !
Here ya go bro..Spazz.....just wondering as to what setting did you decide on to try for a Buttery Smooth...Video movies....or to that fact what several ones !
In addition I do find your videos jumpy. It is not due to quick movements but more like time lapse. I am viewing this on my laptop bur will look again on my desktop. It has a monster video card. What was your frame rate set at.
ThanksAll right I took another look on my graphic machine, and yes the stuttering is there. In your first video look at about the 1:05 mark. Look closely at the cars as they go down the Highway they are stuttering. You probably won't see it on a tablet you need a larger screen. I would change the frame rate to 25. There are a bunch of settings under the video size you can select the 4K 25 FPS. the ISO should be kept as low as possible 100 and the shutter speed should twice the speed of the frame rate. With a frame rate of 25 then your shutter speed should be 50. Now go buy some ND filters so you can get the correct exposure. :>)
All right I took another look on my graphic machine, and yes the stuttering is there. In your first video look at about the 1:05 mark. Look closely at the cars as they go down the Highway they are stuttering. You probably won't see it on a tablet you need a larger screen. I would change the frame rate to 25. There are a bunch of settings under the video size you can select the 4K 25 FPS. the ISO should be kept as low as possible 100 and the shutter speed should twice the speed of the frame rate. With a frame rate of 25 then your shutter speed should be 50. Now go buy some ND filters so you can get the correct exposure. :>)
That is right you have to adjust by upping the ISO. you are setting up manual exposure. If you just want to mess around leave it
auto, If you want the cinematic effect then you are going to have to set it up manually. When shooting outdoors you will ne ND filters
and adjust the exposure with them. There is a thing called the histogram in the settings and that shows you how the exposure is caoming
from the camera. You want to adjust it so the peaks are off either end of the histogram.
Hello again Spazzzzzz,
There are many silter sets available for the Phantom 3 https://www.amazon.com/Neewer-Phant...8-4&keywords=nd+filter+phantom+3+professional. This one will fit
every model of the Phantom 3 it's $12.00 these are on the low side of the isle, but I have had good luck with them. There is a green tint
to your videos but that can be taken care of with white Balance. Here is another set on the higher end https://www.amazon.com/Neewer-Phant...8-3&keywords=nd+filter+phantom+3+professional These run $50.00. There is still a green tint but it is not as noticeable.
I chose Amazon as they have a fair price without doing a lot of searching. You can also use Adorama Camera or B&J photo., There are highly reputable photographic supplies suppliers. Both have excellent customer service.