I work until late, at a school, so I often will fly after dark.  There are a few very dark spots I'd like to see and can do so if I use still photos with the 1600 aperture and set the white balance to +3, but can't see anything until I take and review the picture.
Is there a better way to set the camera so I can see prior to taking pictures?

I have done a couple of night flights with my P3A and am still trying to work with the settings. Here is one image with 400 ISO 1/25 shutter speed. White balance was at about 5500K.

The sensor on the p3 SUCKS. taking nightspots is almost impossible without tons of editing and grain. Try to keep your iso as low as possible, good lip jack

leorvasquez Posted at 2016-4-14 22:01
I have done a couple of night flights with my P3A and am still trying to work with the settings. Her ...

Great shot Guy.

As @Michael M says, try to keep the ISO as low as possible in order to reduce noise and compensate with the exposure time.  

Here's some video I did in low light with a Phantom 4. I even shot this with a ND8 filter on because my stock one came a little gunked up.

leorvasquez Posted at 2016-4-15 10:01
I have done a couple of night flights with my P3A and am still trying to work with the settings. Her ...

nice shot, i will have to play around with the white balance more it seems

wow ... will try it out