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From shore. The ship was 4 kilometers away

Your observations are corret. But I must explain some points. You may see that the first scene was early in the night and there was people only close to the show. I used 3x zoom and was out from the crowd. The other scenes I was over the avenue or on the sea. I am aware about flying regulations...

Aditional comments. I think I made a too warm white balance. I Used 5.2k 60 FPS, and exported to 4k. This video was made in Santos - Brazil.

I made the video below on dec 31st. I have a Mavic3 pro and I used the Night configuration. My impressionis that some scenes were too bright. What configuration should I use for fireworks?

It looks like a broken gimba,s flat cable. Its a cheap acessory.

I live in a city with tall buildings, and have mountains around. So i set my RTH to 210m (690ft) to avoid the mountains and buildings. I rarely need that, but I use it as the last resource. I change this setup if i fly in other places to set the RTH higher than the tallest obstacle around my...

I made a test wich mode is more effective. Both distance and battery the normal mode is the best. (its in portuguese, but i think you may understand. A friend of mine made a similar test but comparing maximum speed and medium speed and he foud the 39 km/h the best battery duration efficiency .

I have flown twice in new year's celebration. The first one I used the Mavic2 with "auto" setup. My last movie was with Mavic3 Pro with "night mode". My perseption is that the result was good. See the last video.

Posted the videos.

Another test 1st video 24 FPS 1/50 zoom 1x (motion blur) 2nd video 60 FPS 1/120 zoom 3x (normal)

Here are 4 examples of videos as requested: The files are original without editing. 1st video: 30 FPS 1/60 2nd video: 60 FPS 1/120 3rd video: 60 FPS 1/200 4th video 24 FPS 1/50 the worst: 4th video the best 3rd video

My experience in using filters shows that the ND filter, for filming, is necessary because it is not possible to obtain a quality image using, for example, FPS 30 and Shutter speed 60. Even at the lowest ISO and not the lowest aperture, the image is still very clear. Only with the filter is it...

Thank you for your reply. If so, the 2x rule is not mandatory. I will use higher shutter speed to get better movie results.

I would like the opinion of colleagues who practice video filming. I use the double rule to make the image more fluid – Shutter Speed is twice the Frame-rate. I decided to do some tests with the image running sideways, and as a result I found that: Frame-rate 24 and Shutter Speed 50, the result...

does it shows now?