My first MA2 drone video, testing the (new to me) Freewell Anamorphic lens on my little MA2 yesterday, I'd love any constructive critiques or suggestions for improvement as this is all new to me. First, a little context.
It was captured in auto-exposure as an ND filter can't be applied, so shutter angles can't be controlled at all, that has created some choppiness in places, sorry. It was quite windy, so meant working in Sports mode for the most part, to combat the winds gusting up to about 50 kph.
No colour corrections or grading were applied in the video editing, just the de-squeezing. For audio, I just made basic audio track edits, with no sound effects added, using four different tracks, one with two versions, severely cutting them down to length.
Here are a few things I learnt from the experience:

It was captured in auto-exposure as an ND filter can't be applied, so shutter angles can't be controlled at all, that has created some choppiness in places, sorry. It was quite windy, so meant working in Sports mode for the most part, to combat the winds gusting up to about 50 kph.
No colour corrections or grading were applied in the video editing, just the de-squeezing. For audio, I just made basic audio track edits, with no sound effects added, using four different tracks, one with two versions, severely cutting them down to length.
Here are a few things I learnt from the experience:
- I learnt that this lens will in reality be of little use to me due to the severely limiting amount of times that the shutter angle can be controlled adequately. I will however play with higher frame rates at standard HD to see if that opens up some more possible daytime usage.
- I also learnt not to move so fast when capturing top down or almost top down and closer sweeping footage.
