Hi all.
Does anyone know if you can do ICM or Intentional Camera Movement Photography with a drone?
I want to be able to lock the gimbal in place and capture images while  the drone is moving forwards/backwards, up/down so as to get smeared  images.

I have a P4P Pro.
Tia.
Andrew

Of course you can.
Whether you get anything worthwhile is up to you and a little luck.

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Labroides Posted at 9-30 00:30
Of course you can.
Whether you get anything worthwhile is up to you and a little luck.

That's exactly the sort of look I am after.  Can you something like that while the drone is ascending as well?
Did you lock the gimbal? If so, how?
Regards
Andrew

visionandlight Posted at 10-3 02:52
That's exactly the sort of look I am after.  Can you something like that while the drone is ascending as well?
Did you lock the gimbal? If so, how?
Regards

You can shoot at a slow shutter speed and move the drone any way you want.
Up, down, left, right, spinning around ....

You can't "lock" the gimbal, but it should hold position anyway.

Labroides Posted at 10-3 04:16
You can shoot at a slow shutter speed and move the drone any way you want.
Up, down, left, right, spinning around ....

Thank You, I appreciate the reply.

Please let us know how you get on, I’m interested  in trying out ‘In the round’ Pep Ventosa technique using drones

MavicDroneflyer Posted at 10-14 04:04
Please let us know how you get on, I’m interested  in trying out ‘In the round’ Pep Ventosa technique using drones

Well I have tried but the image still comes out the same, and only slightly blurred and over exposed. I have a ND64 on but it doesn't seem to make much difference. I'll keep trying and let you know if anything works.

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