Recent content by Justin36

I have been reading how the optimal sharpness is +1. Think I'll give that a try. My thing is I want to minimize post production.

Pretty sure I'm using all stock settings and I noticed on my videos of the trees some look highlighter neon green and the background trees look normal. What should I adjust? The trees and grass are NOT highlighter yellow!!!

How do you do that?

So I work at a casino and once a year they have a sale where the employees can buy lost iphones and umbrellas and anything else you can imagine that people leave behind. Yes, the casino does make an effort to find the owners but sometimes they dont have the info or they dont reply back. Anyway...

Thanks. Now the second issue is wheather or not it makes a difference in video quality if I'm in auto or manual camera mode? Say I set the wb myself and don't mess with the manual shutter speed. Am I still getting a smoother video because of the filter? I'm guessing yes, but just not sure.

I bought the 5 piece Taco ND filters set and I've been flying the Mavic in manual photo mode, always adjusting the ev + or -. What's the big advantage here? Can I just use the ND filter and set to WB to sunny or cloudy and leave the camera in auto? Would that still get just as nice video?

#4 I dont blame the bird at all. Shouldn't have been flying right next to the nest.

I have flown my old P1 for years now and never had a single bird bother me. Got the Mavic about 8 flights ago and nearly every flight, birds go crazy around it. So far they just fly around it really fast and once, I got an "obstacle - 16ft" warning when in a wide open space. What is it about...

I'm a noob at this Mavic stuff, but, in the controller settings isn't there a graph showing the amount of interference? If so, maybe just fly slowly closer to the tower with a sharp eye on that interference graph.

Can you elaborate on this?

Which software are you using for post? I downloaded (bought) Adobe Premier Elements but found it to be lacking in features. So I got a refund.

Will do. Thanks.

Which brings me to my other thought. How noticeable are the changes in EV are when watching the video?

Haven't tried manual yet, but it seems to me if you do manual mode with the fixed shutter speed, is always have to be adjusting the EV + or - depending on the light in the shot. Is this correct? Seems like a lot of extra workload on top of just flying the thing.

I'll check and enable sport mode in the settings. Didnt know that. I'll take a pic tomorrow to see any quality issues.