Nosebump
Well-Known Member
The flutter is definitely the result of lens flare, and will manifistate itself when the sun is in front of the lens. I’ve experienced the same problem with my Magic Pro. In an effort to minimize the effect, I purchased one of the accessory lens shades, but encountered severe vignetting as a result. I should have known better (-In my youth, I supported myself for several years as a professional photographer).
While a lens shade will be very effective with “normal” and telephoto lens’, it will do very little (-if anything) for a wide angle lens. That’s why the lens shades made for the Pro won’t work (You can have my old one that’s growing dust in the closet if you want). It’s just one of the limitations that you’ll have to work around.
On another note, I noticed that your gimble settings on the horizontal axis are a little “touchy”. You can adjust that so that your panning will be smoother.
While a lens shade will be very effective with “normal” and telephoto lens’, it will do very little (-if anything) for a wide angle lens. That’s why the lens shades made for the Pro won’t work (You can have my old one that’s growing dust in the closet if you want). It’s just one of the limitations that you’ll have to work around.
On another note, I noticed that your gimble settings on the horizontal axis are a little “touchy”. You can adjust that so that your panning will be smoother.
