Recent content by Floridaflyer

I tried to describe. I'm at work now, if I have time tonight I'll try to.

The filters cause what I described. Without them it doesn't do it, but the shitter speed has to go up, making video just a little shuttery. I like the filters for the smoothness, but they create that other problem. Almost like the glass is flawed. I've tried a few, polar pro was best, but...

In video I've felt it does help with the stutter, but can not find one that doesn't give the moving lines on some light objects when the sun hits them a certain way. Very annoying ! Polar pros are not as bad as some of the others, but still...it shows up. Are there any that don't do this !?!? So...

Thanks everyone!

I have the Mavic 2 pro, and its been on and off coming up with out of focus video and pictures. Anyone ever have this happen ? Need to get this figured out asap.

Thats sad to hear. I have some polar pro cinema series, and they work good except 1 issue I don't like. While filming video, lines show up on some light objects, and as the drone moves you see them move. Makes the filters unusable me.

Soo, how did they work out?

My Mavic 2 pro is a refurbished. Came with every little piece of protective film over every sensor, everything in sealed bags etc. EXACTLY like brand new. Great deal too. Does make you wonder.

What about the Mavic 2 pro? Love mine.

I just thought it was odd I didn't see any mention of shutter speeds in the discussions I've seen in here about settings for different lighting conditions etc. Thought I'd bring it up as it can play a big factor too

I was thinking more for situations where it's too bright and the whites wash out, you can go to f stop 11 ? But if image quality suffers, make shutter speed faster instead seems to work wel, and no risk no risk of motion blur. No sacrifice of quality like a high f stop.

Ever any get togethers for some flying ?

Did you get it ?

Welcome to the forum! Fairly new here too, you'll love the M2P. It's been a joy so far!