Checkmate1941
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Geebax Posted at 12-3 21:17
Answer 1: You could use 30 fps if you like, you are not constrained to 24 fps, especially if it is going to YouTube. That would lessen the effect. But primarily, try not to use pans, they are troublesome.
Answer 2: All DJI cameras use a rolling shutter, in fact you can almost count on two hands the number of cameras that employ a global shutter (which does not produce this effect). Virtually only pro cameras costing many thousands use global shutters.
I really appreciate your help, at least now I know that it isn’t faulty equipment causing it.
I found this website which was very helpful in providing methods to reduce footage jitter.
https://photofocus.com/photography/technique-tutorials/becoming-a-better-drone-videographer-reducing-jitter-in-your-drone-footage/ |
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