Air 2 I would like help shooting this shot up better to not get so washed out in skyline. ND Filters?

[spamgnome]

Here are the results that I pulled from the SRT file. I used an ND16
Without Filter: [iso : 100] [shutter : 1/80.0] [fnum : 280]
With Filter: [iso : 420] [shutter : 1/25.0] [fnum : 280]

Thoughts?

 

[Thomas B]

Here are the results that I pulled from the SRT file. I used an ND16
Without Filter: [iso : 100] [shutter : 1/80.0] [fnum : 280]
With Filter: [iso : 420] [shutter : 1/25.0] [fnum : 280]

Thoughts?

Can you post the two videos to see if they look about the same?

 

[spamgnome]

Can you post the two videos to see if they look about the same?

Unfortunately, I already deleted them, but to me they looked identical, which is kind of what I expected.

 

[Meta4]

How so? The point of the ND filter is to slow the shutter speed down, right? Are you saying that on the AUTO setting the drone won't automatically reduce the shutter speed? Not disagreeing, just guess I always assumed that it would do that.

All he meant was that ND filters won't make any difference to the exposure, which is what the OP was wondering about.

 

[spamgnome]

All he meant was that ND filters won't make any difference to the exposure, which is what the OP was wondering about.

Ahh, ok, that makes more sense. However, I always that the purpose of ND filters was not to get a different exposure, but rather lower the shutter speed, which still happens in auto mode.