Wow, that video is one of the best examples of a great gimble/camera in action. So smother, even when he demonstrated extreme tilting back and forth.
Major jello on P3
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Wow I am almost more impressed with its lifting capacity. Boom+Gopro didn't seem to bother it much.
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I'm guessing he means HAVE any early ADOPTERS... 
There has to be something wrong in that first video. To the extent there is jello it looks vibration-induced. Plenty of problems with some of the others as well, particularly that they don't look any better than GoPro quality. Perhaps it's the way it's output from their NLE and/or Youtube.
There has to be something wrong in that first video. To the extent there is jello it looks vibration-induced. Plenty of problems with some of the others as well, particularly that they don't look any better than GoPro quality. Perhaps it's the way it's output from their NLE and/or Youtube.
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There's quite a lot you can tinker with and auto settings on first flights will often not be best..
Best results are likely to be from recording in log mode then grading in more capable software such as adobe premiere.
Best results are likely to be from recording in log mode then grading in more capable software such as adobe premiere.
Best footage results on the P3 will result from the following cam settings...
1. Foam Insert removed
2. For daylight shots Lock ISO at 100
3. Auto Exposure lock turned on
4. Auto sharpening off or soft
5. Color profile flat or none with neutral color correction
6. For 4k Resolution shoot at 30fps With an ND -4 to -6 stop filter
7. For 1080 res shoot at 60/50fps with ND or without ND
8. If you can't get an ND for the 4k res then don't pan or move the P3 too fast or you will get strobing.
9. Set an exposure adjustment for -1/3 to 2/3rds of a stop EV since it looks like the P3 camera overexposed.
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1. Foam Insert removed
2. For daylight shots Lock ISO at 100
3. Auto Exposure lock turned on
4. Auto sharpening off or soft
5. Color profile flat or none with neutral color correction
6. For 4k Resolution shoot at 30fps With an ND -4 to -6 stop filter
7. For 1080 res shoot at 60/50fps with ND or without ND
8. If you can't get an ND for the 4k res then don't pan or move the P3 too fast or you will get strobing.
9. Set an exposure adjustment for -1/3 to 2/3rds of a stop EV since it looks like the P3 camera overexposed.
JB
This is assuming there will be post work involved to revive the image. Many people aren't interested in doing in-depth grading, they want it to be as easy to use and user friendly as possible. They would be disappointed with the results from those settings..
And check out this one from just before the 1 min mark, gimbal goes a little nuts
not looking good
How do you know he's not flying in FPV mode. That would explain the movement.
Its been 1.5 days of complete noobs flying around (Styrofoam gimble? Cmon). Wait for some experienced pilots to get in the air before making judgments.
Yes, through the configurable buttons below the rc. And the owner of that video admitted to have wrongly pressed fpv mode buttons...
Send it to me for proper disposalI need to manually remove a piece of packing styrofoam....too much work...that's it, i'm sending mine back
Solo probably has a button for styrofoam removal.
No, the solo flies itself out of the box as soon as you open it so make sure you do that outdoors
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