Recent content by MavicAir2Marc

I get the same on a calibrated high refresh rate monitor on a high spec Mac studio. I even tried a different browser. It's most noticeable in that top down shot.

You guys are such a cute couple, love watching your videos.

I occasionally get that message with the card I always use in my Air 2S but the videos always come out fine. I'm not sure if it's a momentary hiccup or what but it doesn't affect what I'm shooting. It only happens once in a while.

Any of the name brand cards San Disk (what I use), Lexar, Kingston as long as they are V90 should work fine for any frame rate, resolution etc...

It depends, you are better off with a V90 card because the bitrate that the Air 3 records is probably much higher than what your Mini records.

Sometimes a VPN or firewall will not allow it to connect to the server. If you have either of those, you might need to turn it off to update through the controller. Using Assistant should be a viable option however.

It was $75 but you can customize it yourself as far as slots and layout. They have most of the cases and slots for batteries, aircraft, controllers, etc. that you layout to your liking on a grid that fits your case.

The main thing would be to watch your neutrals, things that are supposed to be white, gray, or blacks (not as much as the other two) should try to stay neutral without a color cast. Obviously there will be some color bleed but that's your biggest indicator you're going too far with saturation...

Beautiful footage, the only thing I would say is that there are some scenes that it looks like you're trying to push too much color into and it's starting to break up and your neutrals are casting too blue in some shots. It's not something most people would notice much but I do color for a...

I looked through your footage and I really didn't see any jarring exposure changes. The change may have happened during one of your pans or something like that but wasn't really all that apparent. When you are shooting as the sun is coming up or going down, at a certain point, the light does in...

Use manual exposure and set your shutter to 1/60 and compensate with the aperture/ND filter. Once you have your setting, it will be locked off and the exposure won't change as the light changes. It's better to slightly underexpose the darker areas than to overexpose highlights so compensate for...

Here's a good resource for a lot of your answers about video. https://www.red.com/red-101

Unless it's a narrative story of some kind, in my opinion, it's way too long. When I see something that long, I generally don't bother watching it unless it is some stunning varied scenery. Even then, I might not get that far as to look. That's just me however, I have a short attention span. LOL

I just did a google search and that link popped up in a couple places. Sorry about that!

https://www.dronepilotgroundschool.com/dji-unlocking-geofence/#:~:text=UPDATE%3A%20DJI%20Drops%20Geofencing%20Restrictions,in%20which%20geofencing%20prevented%20flying.