I hope you find the following useful.

Nicely done.    

DAFlys Posted at 5-18 01:08
Nicely done.

Thank you.
I notice you have clocked up an amazing distance Captain. Well done to you too.

Thanks for the info!.

PS, I subscribed to your channel.
Mine is http://www.youtube.com/c/tricksandtipsnl

Delta Mike Posted at 5-18 03:52
Thank you.
I notice you have clocked up an amazing distance Captain. Well done to you too.

Nowhere near as some on this forum.  

PS.  I subscribed to your channel,  feel free to checkout mine - http://www.youtube.com/DAflys

DAFlys Posted at 5-19 00:27
PS.  I subscribed to your channel,  feel free to checkout mine - http://www.youtube.com/DAflys

Subscribed to you too.

Delta Mike Posted at 5-19 00:29
Subscribed to you too.

thank you.  I'm down in Essex, UK.

PS,  Have you joined the drone community on instagram yet - http://www.instagram.com/DAFlysdrones

DAFlys Posted at 5-19 00:55
PS,  Have you joined the drone community on instagram yet - http://www.instagram.com/DAFlysdrones

No I haven't. Thanks for the heads up. I will get around to it when er indoors lets me have a bit of peace.

Interesting. Many if not most YouTubers emphatically maintain you should never use auto white balance.  Perhaps this is why you suggest one should keep as much of the sky out of the image as possible.

Skeeterhead Posted at 5-24 12:38
Interesting. Many if not most YouTubers emphatically maintain you should never use auto white balance.  Perhaps this is why you suggest one should keep as much of the sky out of the image as possible.

You got it in one!

My video was made for the beginner in mind and you must admit that camera settings are daunting for the beginner and the result of my camera settings suggestions do produce good video.

However, I hope I did encourage people to experiment with settings to discover the effect of any changes but they have to learn that for themselves.

Its true that many people advocate not to use auto white balance but my video quality is quite satisfactory for most people and the opinions of U Tubers is not always suitable for others.

It demands time and LOTS of flying just to change and see the effect of just one setting which will be too much perhaps, for beginners.

Any beginners reading this could experiment with the white balance set to either cloudy or sunny as juristiced by the weather conditions at the time of the flight and see the effect of doing this but I feel that pilots would be mislead by the dim and woeful image on their screen which will be quite different when viewed on a PC monitor at home. AUTO is the happy medium.

As for photographing sky opens a Pandoras box of aperture and exposure and post editing which is beyond the scope of most beginners and can take years to master.

Thanks for your comment and I hope my reply is satisfactory.

Delta Mike Posted at 5-25 01:34
You got it in one!

My video was made for the beginner in mind and you must admit that camera settings are daunting for the beginner and the result of my camera settings suggestions do produce good video.

Thank you so much.

Hello everyone, I seem to be havin an issue with my hyperlapse as I go inyi the timelapse and select a mode the go button is grey and I cannot start a hyprrlapse, I was curious if there is a setting maybe that might prevent the hyperlapse or something like that. :?