Dusk!
Juquehy - São Sebastião/SP - Brazil

Great capture, thanks for sharing!

Very nice, thanks!

Beautiful!

Stunning shots     

awesome shots!

Wow! Amazing shots.

Gorgeous photos....thanks!

THANK YOU GUYS!

Stunning shots!

Xentar Posted at 2018-4-19 07:12
Stunning shots!

Thank you very much!
I give the credit to this gorgeous sky. I only pressed a button.

Very nice Brilhas ! You got Talent my Friend !

DMX_MLT Posted at 2018-4-19 07:41
Very nice Brilhas ! You got Talent my Friend !

Thanks a lot m8!!!!
Don't forget to share your stuff too.

I am waiting for my Skins to arrive too. As soon as I get Insurance and Permit from Transport Malta, I will start taking footage and post them here !

Feel FREE to laugh at them and critise me as thats the way to Improve ! So dont worry I love when they Troll Me too

Brilhas did you use ND Filter ? I bought a set from PolarPro and DAMN they Cost about $100.

Still I need to check which ones to use, I think in low light like sunset and sunrist ND8 will do. But thats a trial and error thing, you need to try and adjust as needed.

These are the ND Filters I bought -

Polar Pro Brand

DMX_MLT Posted at 2018-4-19 07:57
Brilhas did you use ND Filter ? I bought a set from PolarPro and DAMN they Cost about $100.

Still I need to check which ones to use, I think in low light like sunset and sunrist ND8 will do. But thats a trial and error thing, you need to try and adjust as needed.

I bought a set from Sunnylife. Received them 2 days ago from China. I paid around 40 dollars.
I havent had the chance to test them yet. But I've already read that these ones I bought overload the gimbal so doesn't it work freely. I found a video to fix it but I havent had the time to try it.
I didnt study enough about these filters so unfortunately I can´t really help you out. You can find tutorials on youtube or start a thread.

DMX_MLT Posted at 2018-4-19 07:59
These are the ND Filters I bought -

Polar Pro Brand

Polarizer Filter (Fixed) (0.67g): The fixed Spark Polarizer filter is pre-set to a horizontal polarization angle. This is the angle that will reduce the broadest amount of glare. It is designed to be extremely easy to use with no adjustments required. The Polarizer helps reduce glare and increase color saturation and contrast.

ND8 Filter (0.67g): The ND8 Spark Filter reduces the camera's shutter speed by 3-stops. The purpose of an ND filter is to slow shutter speed and give your video a smooth cinematic look. Generally, you will use an ND8 on a cloudy to partly cloudy day for best results.

ND16 Filter (0.67g): The ND16 Spark filter reduces shutter speed by 4-stops. With this filter, you will get the best results on partly cloudy to sunny days. The ND16 will slow the DJI Spark’s shutter speed to give your videos a smooth and cinematic look.

ND32 Filter (0.67g): The PolarPro ND32 filter for the DJI Spark reduces shutter speed by 5-stops. This filter should be used on very bright and sunny days. This filter will reduce the shutter speed and leave the color profile unchanged.

ND8/PL Filter (Fixed) (0.67g): The ND8/PL filter reduces shutter speed by 3-stops and polarizes the scene. This filter enables a slower shutter speed and increased color saturation and glare reduction. The Polarizer is fixed horizontally which covers a broad amount of glare. Great for partly cloudy days.

ND 16/PL Filter (Fixed) (0.67g): The ND16/PL filter reduces shutter speed by 4-stops and polarizes the scene. This filter enables a slower shutter speed and increased color saturation and glare reduction. The Polarizer is fixed horizontally which covers a broad amount of glare. Great for sunny days.

I am a bit in photography but not videography.

If you have low lights best is to always start from the lowest value like the ND 8, as the OPAQUE of TINTING will be the Lowest, then start increasing Gradually, these are used best when you turn Camera or Drone is into Manual Mode so you can have total control over the Video and the light that is coming in on the Image Processing Sensor. Best is to watch tutorials like you said because you need to see how its actually done.

I bought a lot of things from Sunnylife, I have even the Battery Bags to carry them Safe.

DMX_MLT Posted at 2018-4-19 08:22
I am a bit in photography but not videography.

If you have low lights best is to always start from the lowest value like the ND 8, as the OPAQUE of TINTING will be the Lowest, then start increasing Gradually, these are used best when you turn Camera or Drone is into Manual Mode so you can have total control over the Video and the light that is coming in on the Image Processing Sensor. Best is to watch tutorials like you said because you need to see how its actually done.

Above I posted the description of each filter I found in their website. It can be helpful. Print it and leave in your bag with the drone so you can refresh your memory b/c it can take a while to memorize so much info. hahahahahhahahahahaha

Thank you Brilhas I will print them like you said m8 ! hahahahaha

I love to keep a little Notebook to write down the important items I need to learn, that helps me a lot not to forget.

DMX_MLT Posted at 2018-4-19 08:37
Thank you Brilhas I will print them like you said m8 ! hahahahaha

I love to keep a little Notebook to write down the important items I need to learn, that helps me a lot not to forget.

Cool! Please keep me posted about these filters.

Excellent shots !!

Nebuchadnezzar Posted at 2018-4-19 10:17
Excellent shots !!

Thanks a lot!!!!

Amazing shot, that is so beautiful, thanks for sharing.

amazing shot! love the last one

Lovely shots,, just luv those sunset shots,,,