Do I need ND filters...will it really help with jittery yaws ?

[Hiwayman]

As the title...views and comments appreciated, any experience of them on the Mavic 2 P...

 

[sandies_ph]

As the title...views and comments appreciated, any experience of them on the Mavic 2 P...

it will help reduce the jitters and achieve the twice the frame rate rule on the shutter speed;

6 Tips To Improve Your DRONE Footage

 

[scdronemedia]

They wont improve jittery yaws if that is down to your flying. It will reduce the amount of light to the sensor so that you can reduce the shutter speed to the inverse of the frame rate (i.e. 25fps and 1/50th sec) so improving the more natural look of the footage.

 

[THE CYBORG]

When I first started out I found the answer to jittery yaws was a faster SD card

 

[WithTheBirds]

If you are hoping to create motion blur then yes, you may need ND filters.

They won’t help you with hitter issues.

 

[lannes]

To help with the jittery yaw, you could try adjusting the expo and sensitivity settings

Sensitivity Settings for Smooth Drone Footage - DJI Go 4 - dronegenuity

DJI Go 4 is absolutely packed with settings. It can be challenging to know exactly what each option does or how it affects the flight of your drone. Sensitivity Settings for Smooth Drone Footage - DJI Go 4

www.dronegenuity.com

 

[hiflyer201]

I have to dial the sensitivity settings on the Air1 way down to 25% . That helps with my poor flying technique, but lots of things can cause the jitters. 265 over 264 with 4K is a bummer if your monitor isn't up to the task and like the Cy say's a SD card that isn't up to speed is another game wrecker.

 

[Hiwayman]

Ok...bit the bullet. Filters ordered.. the issue does seem quite widely reported so will experiment and see ?