Just thought I share a video I recently put together

Your video is really great.
Can u share your video settings? My video looks great in 1080p but no matter which 4k mode I go into the video is choppy. The clarity of the video is fine but it is so choppy you almost can't watch it. Any suggestions? I have a Phantom 3 Professional and it's about 3.5 weeks old.

Good job.  But, try to keep yourself out of the video, because it gives a video an amateurish feel.

427racing Posted at 2015-8-9 19:21
Your video is really great.
Can u share your video settings? My video looks great in 1080p but no m ...

You want to have your shutter speed at twice the frame rate. If you are shooting at 4k 24 frames per second, then you want the shutter speed at 50 (24 x 2 = 48 so 50 is the closest). This will give you a nice smooth motion blur. To achieve this, you will want a set of quality ND filters. Do a quick forum search and you will find lots of info on ND filters.

Very nice,thanks for sharing.

427racing Posted at 2015-8-9 19:21
Your video is really great.
Can u share your video settings? My video looks great in 1080p but no m ...

This is most likely a codec issue.  I convert mine to *.m2ts which is a blue ray type file.  I use this because I can also but in surround sound. Cannot do that with mp4.This is a H.264 AVC.  I use PowerDire3ctor.

Hope this helps.

427racing Posted at 2015-8-9 19:21
Your video is really great.
Can u share your video settings? My video looks great in 1080p but no m ...

This is most likely a codec issue.  I convert mine to *.m2ts which is a blue ray type file.  I use this because I can also but in surround sound. Cannot do that with mp4.This is a H.264 AVC.  I use PowerDire3ctor.

Hope this helps.

long@msu.edu Posted at 2015-8-10 00:06
This is most likely a codec issue.  I convert mine to *.m2ts which is a blue ray type file.  I use ...

I will give this a try!
THANKS1
Bob

427racing Posted at 2015-8-9 20:21
Your video is really great.
Can u share your video settings? My video looks great in 1080p but no m ...

If it appears choppy on your computer then it's your computer...You have to make sure your computer is capable of playing/ editing 4k footage...I shot this in 4k 24 fps with ND8 filter and the shutter speed at 50. (: