Recent content by Rogue.Aircraft

A Hobbyist has like two laws to abide by. Yield to commercial aircraft and stay out of no fly zones. Correct or no? The rest are just "recommendations" that they want you to follow. Right?

No they won't know. Also you don't have to register them anymore, that way if it goes down for some reason and causes a scene, it's not linked to you, and you're not on another government list.

Yes that is the case. But it only uses the droid to connect. It has its own device management system. It comes with mapping features, as well as swarm control, and you can program missions just like litchi or dji gs pro. You can't just use the comp because how would you plug the controller in...

Lol. This ain't no college thesis. But seriously I voice text and am kind of lazy about editing it after And I don't ever launch or land from anything but by hand. Probably 90% of the time I launch it through the sunroof of my car and catch it by reaching up out of it when I bring it back.

Yes. Ugcs. Universal ground control station It's free. Check it out. You will have to read instructions most likely.

I have a feeling media player will play the Hd at 60fps. If you do try lemme know how it goes .

Ok sweet. I have noticed that windows media player handles 2.7k and 4K better than vlc. Have you tried opening the higher def ones in windows media player? I was suggesting vlc because I assumed u were using media player already. If not, using windows media player might work for the choppy ones...

Have you tried a different media player? It's has to be a pc issue, because the upload plays fine. Maybe Update your codec pack and try a better media player like vlc ? And they are definitely saved as .mp4?

My bad . Lol. I almost never adjust the ISO and I was taught by someone that called them film speed and aperture. Which I have come to learn isn't quite right with video.

I always film at 2.7k 30fps. ISO 60 to start, film speed 100. The ISO and film speed can be adjusted to compensate for whatever the light situation happens to be during filming. I always film at 2.7 K that way in post-editing if I need to crop a video and blow it up slightly it will still be...

Yes. 30 FPS is what you film at when you want cinematic quality, at least in my opinion. When you use 60 FPS it looks to clear and too sharp. It has zero motion blur, and this triggers your brain into noticing something is unnatural , so it doesn't look like the quality of film you're used to...

No, Hopefully you just have to transfer The video to the hard drive before you play it. Or have a USB 3.0 port , as well as a 3.0 card reader. Honestly though 60 frames per second is kind of overkill if you are uploading these videos to the Internet or editing them with any type of free program...

You never answered my question about whether or not you were transferring the files to the PC before playing them, or are you just trying to play them off of the SD card with the reader? The difference between 30 FPS and 60 FPS is that at 1080 and above 30 FPS will play off of the SD card and 60...

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Did you get a high performance ad card? The manual specifies a certain preferred brand to use. They claim that the low-end Sd cards arent able to be written to quickly enough to store the data at the rate required for HD, especially at 60fps I'd think. Have you always filmed at 60fps? Might be...