The motion of the turbine blades is jerky, ruining an otherwise acceptable video.
It was a fine video! I have almost given up on ND filter for my Mavic 2 mini. Just cannot get it to stay on. Much prefer the Mavic 2 Pro.The motion of the turbine blades is jerky, ruining an otherwise acceptable video.
Blades spinning looked fine to me. What were you shooting at? 1080p?The motion of the turbine blades is jerky, ruining an otherwise acceptable video.
But ND filters are a waste and not usable! (According to some!).Not so jerky. But having to rely on ND filters is the main reason why I prefer variable aperture so I have some control with or without the filters.
Definitely better for a coloring bookYou videoed it...took the time to edit it and posted it...no reason for negative criticism...thanks for sharing it with us...the scenery was beautiful...although I think the windmills take away from otherwise naturally beautiful scenes...for some reason those old ones in The Netherlands are a lot more aesthetically pleasing to the eye
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The motion of the turbine blades is jerky, ruining an otherwise acceptable video. . If this is jerky and unacceptable, then I wish I had the ability to produce jerky and unacceptable videos, just like you do. I though it was fine.
I don't think that ND filters are a waste and do remain useable. They are just a royal pain for fixed aperture cameras. They make little distance for long range shots, but do offer some help when you get closer to a subject where motion blur would be expected.But ND filters are a waste and not usable! (According to some!).
Video looked fine to me, yet you never want to point the camera into the sun. ND's won't even help that.
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