This is my first long exposure shot with Mivic Mini. It's a shot of Panathenaic Stadium in Athens Greece, from 50 meters high. The settings I used were ISO:100 and Shutter speed: 2sec. I would be happy to hear from you the settings you choose for long exposure shots.

  
  

The stadium was built on the site of a simple racecourse by Lycurgus in 330 BC, primarily for the Panathenaic Games. After the rise of Christianity in the 4th century it was largely abandoned. The stadium was excavated in 1869 and hosted the Zappas Olympics in 1870 and 1875. After being refurbished, it hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the first modern Olympics in 1896 and was the venue for 4 of the 9 contested sports. It was used for various purposes in the 20th century and was once again used as an Olympic venue in 2004. It is the finishing point for the annual Athens Classic Marathon. It is also the last venue in Greece from where the Olympic flame handover ceremony to the host nation takes place.
Source: Wikipedia

That's turned out really well. Not a technique I've used, myself. Haven't done any night flying with the Mini.

Very nice shot

Nice shot.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-4 14:12
That's turned out really well. Not a technique I've used, myself. Haven't done any night flying with the Mini.

Thanks Blériot53, I used all the shutter speeds from 1sec to 4sec to see the results this was the shot I liked more. Next time I will use a different ISO (200 or more) and different shutter speed to see the results

Planner68 Posted at 11-4 15:07
Very nice shot

Thanks Planner68

Woe Posted at 11-4 19:53
Nice shot.

Thanks Woe

Very nice. Seems to have stayed pretty still for those 2 seconds.

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-4 21:40
Thanks Blériot53, I used all the shutter speeds from 1sec to 4sec to see the results this was the shot I liked more. Next time I will use a different ISO (200 or more) and different shutter speed to see the results

Well, it was certainly worth the effort

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-4 21:41
Thanks Woe

Thanks Depp!! When I set shutter speed to 4sec the result didn't impress me much, but I have to try with other ISO too

Blériot53 Posted at 11-4 23:31
Well, it was certainly worth the effort

Thanks Blériot53!! I will continue using different ISO to check what is best

awesome shot! Thanks for sharing!

Stunning shot.  

DAFlys Posted at 11-5 03:23
Stunning shot.

Thanks DAFlys!!

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-5 03:46
Thanks DAFlys!!

You're very welcome.

Cool shot

Awesome capture

A J Posted at 11-5 07:33
Awesome capture

Thanks A J

Drone View Poland Posted at 11-5 06:29
Cool shot

Thanks Drone View Poland

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-5 07:38
Thanks A J

You're very welcome

Well done!!!

manolism Posted at 11-5 08:36
Well done!!!

Thank you very much manolism

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-4 21:41
Thanks Woe

You're welcome.

Nice shot

Excellent night capture.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-5 12:33
Excellent night capture.

Thanks DowntownRDB

ckat007 Posted at 11-5 11:57
Nice shot

Thanks ckat007

An amazing shot

Nice capture.
I usually fail to get sharp results.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-5 23:50
Nice capture.
I usually fail to get sharp results.

Thanks Montfrooij . What settings do you usually use?

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-6 06:46
Thanks Montfrooij  . What settings do you usually use?

You're welcome.
Here in NL I am not allowed to fly in the dark, so it was a long time ago that I made long exposure shots.
If I remember correctly it went 'blurry' from 1/10 and above.
So I had to make many shots and hope some were sharp.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-6 06:49
You're welcome.
Here in NL I am not allowed to fly in the dark, so it was a long time ago that I made long exposure shots.
If I remember correctly it went 'blurry' from 1/10 and above.

This is what I did too. You have to try with several settings every time and then see which give you the best result

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-6 07:00
This is what I did too. You have to try with several settings every time and then see which give you the best result

Yeah indeed.
And get lucky in the process!

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-4 21:40
Thanks Planner68

You're welcome

Montfrooij Posted at 11-6 07:26
Yeah indeed.
And get lucky in the process!

You have to experiment a lot and find the appropriate settings for each time of the day, but it worth it

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-5 21:33
Thanks DowntownRDB

My pleasure.

TheCliffhanger Posted at 11-6 23:18
You have to experiment a lot and find the appropriate settings for each time of the day, but it worth it

Exactly.
Practice makes perfect!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-7 10:43
Exactly.
Practice makes perfect!

Indeed!

Hello there TheCliffhanger. Thank you for reaching out and for posting this cool photo you have captured. Great work and keep on flying. .

Stunning shot