Recent content by hidaven

The drone will hit 1640 feet in the USA. It’s crippled to 400 feet overseas.

That’s unacceptable. Send it back. These companies want to pump out product at record pace for mediocre perf? No way. That video says a lot. You can’t get anywhere near direct sunlight which you can’t avoid in the sky. Send it back and try to post your video on other forums to warn...

Easy to add in post : )

. Is the difference between the 5.4K vs 4K resolution (especially when you will likely downsample it to post it anywhere) worthwhile? Are you guys actually recording in 5.4k, or sticking to 4k? What do you use between normal, d-log, and HLG color? I often post video straight out of the camera...

Any ideas? None of the stills are transferring to the phone? I usually shoot raw + JPEG not sure if that should matter.

I photograph roofs in my development that sits 5 miles from a local unattended tower airport. With the latest draconian DJI measures, my location is now deemed within restricted airspace. I never should have upgraded the firmware. Can I roll this back to the latest version that doesn’t break...

The XX max sucks! Dji offers NO solution to have the live video make use of the entire screen! So what good is the extra real estate?????

Ok, does it matter that the FPS is 24 and the shutter is at 50??

I read where lower frame rate lets in more light.....True? Also, should there be a cap on ISO with potential noise?

24 vs 30 FPS? ISO 400 or so? I’m assuming shooting in HQ vs fov and d-log h.265 are best. Thanks

Can you add a LUT in post if shot in HLG or will it alter the HDR effect?

I have a Sony XBR 930e that does HLG. Mavic 2 Pro videos look great on it and really cool in HLG mode. Does that also run in 10 bit too like D-Log? The only thing the HLG needs is a bit more color saturation so I will try to bump it up a notch on the Mavic. Lastly, can I add a LUT in post...

Lol, yes......

Yes, sharpness leaves something to be desired on the Mp2. Zoom has sharper images but all the drawbacks with the smaller sensor.