Malavic
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Yeah I will be setting that up for sure, I really just Gota find time to nut this all out before I go and the camera settings too, yeah I'm going up the sale river pretty remote not many boats go where we are going but be doing horizontal falls and all that aswell I'll post some stuff after I'm done
The big three for smooth video...
Gimbal Pitch EXP to 10
Gimbal Pitch Smoothness to 20
Rudder Right/Left Yaw to .20
Obviously play with that a bit, but that will get you started.
I don't have any ND filters, I just lock my ISO at 100 and adjust the exposure up or down depending on ambient light. Usually down at least .3 in bright sunlight. I also run a hood. That's mostly for gimbal protection but it may offer some sun shading. You can't turn fast or shoot in wind with it because you'll see it appear in the video.