3 Mavic 3 Hovering at 40ft altitude recording passing cars in 120fps 4k slow motion mode

[Don Testme]

Mavic 3 slow motion test. Cars passing by at 55mph or 88kph. Mavic 3 hovering 40ft altitude to the side of traffic. Recorded in slow motion mode at 120fps 4k.

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[BSauce955]

Mavic 3 slow motion test. Cars passing by at 55mph or 88kph. Mavic 3 hovering 40ft altitude to the side of traffic. Recorded in slow motion mode at 120fps 4k.

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Wow, that looks good!

 

[MS Coast]

I'm a little surprised by the degree of blurring in the moving objects. Is this what's to be expected?

 

[Don Testme]

I'm a little surprised by the degree of blurring in the moving objects. Is this what's to be expected?


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I was suprised as well. This was at 1x or no zoom with the camera in Auto. It was cloudy. This may have have caused the shutter to stay open longer. If I used manual shutter control, I'm sure this could have been prevented.

 

[Prop Wash]

Nicely Done!!

 

[Don Testme]

Nicely Done!!

HERE IS THE NEW THREAD COMPARING THIS AUTOMATED FOOTAGE TO New MANUAL Shutter and ISO adjusted footage:

3 - Mav3 Slow Motion test video comparison Manual settings versus Auto settings. ISO and Shutter speed. Compare to Auto.

I initially took Slow Motion footage (4k 120fps) of cars passing my Mav3 at 55mph or 88kph with the auto settings on. Then someone commented how severe the motion blur was. I agreed, but I just figured the auto settings increased the time the shutter stayed open because it was overcast with no...

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Big Difference

 

[Rubenc87]

Mavic 3 slow motion test. Cars passing by at 55mph or 88kph. Mavic 3 hovering 40ft altitude to the side of traffic. Recorded in slow motion mode at 120fps 4k.

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Looks like a street cam as the traffic approaches a stop light.

 

[jimlips]

Anyone else seeing the "stuttering" that I'm seeing each time a car passes by? I think that most DJI cameras do that. You can't blink, or you won't see it. But once you see it, it drives you nuts!

 

[Bransty]

Me, and I'm sure many other viewers from the UK, are horrified by this video.
What on earth are you all doing driving on the wrong side of the road? ;-)

 

[Lets Fly]

Me, and I'm sure many other viewers from the UK, are horrified by this video.
What on earth are you all doing driving on the wrong side of the road? ;-)

Nooo, that's the (RIGHT) way, but our friends down under are on the wrong side, and driving upside down, go figure.