flew a test last night.  100 iso, 1 sec exposure.  Tack sharp...Who knew?

It's that edited or straight out of the camera?

To be able to take photographs like that from a quad is simply amazing.

Very nice.  

I too would like to know if you did any post edits or is the image right out of the camera?
Regardless it is still a very nice image!

That's awesome! Now I have to go fly tonight, thanks for the inspiration!

Very nice Rich but why is the picture so low resolution, what did you shoot it in?

Bob

Nice Richard
Do you have a link to the original flie
Better Resolution ?

very cool to know the I1 can capture images like this.

dmytchak Posted at 2015-4-30 22:02
Very nice.  

I too would like to know if you did any post edits or is the image right out of the ca ...

Color treated in Lightroom for contrast

Airosa Posted at 2015-4-30 16:53
It's that edited or straight out of the camera?

Color treated in Lightroom for contrast

Bob Marley Posted at 2015-4-30 23:55
Very nice Rich but why is the picture so low resolution, what did you shoot it in?

Bob

But I downsized it before I uploaded it...

richard@newmedi Posted at 2015-5-1 03:36
But I downsized it before I uploaded it...

Well it looks great, very sharp. Nice job man!

I was messing around with time exposures last week and will post some of my pics, (I will start my own thread tho and not hijack your's) -

Bob Marley


quick question, How are you able to see the screen to frame your shot when you have the iso turned down to 100, (isn't the screen too dark to see anything?)

Bob Marley Posted at 2015-5-1 04:00
Well it looks great, very sharp. Nice job man!

I was messing around with time exposure ...

normally i would've been dark but i was in the parking lot of the baseball stadium so the target was pretty big and very close.  Once i had the Inspire in the position, i played around with the settings until I got the exposure I wanted.  in this case, it was 1 sec

I gotcha, iso 1600 (or so) to to see and get framed, then hover turn down the iso and play.
I was doing that and got some nice pics, but I will turn the iso all the way down next time and take a bunch with different exposures.

Thx for posting


Bob Marley