I can't seem to figure out the "best" settings for video.  Here is what I have:

32 Gb Extreme Plus San Disk
Relatively new DELL laptop that meets/exceeds the requirements for 4K video
Photoshop 13 video post production

I'm convinced all of the above is fine/accepstable.  What settings should I use on the software?
4k, 1080p
fps?
Hertz?

Any info would be helpful

Thanks,
Chris

Depends, what are you trying to do, I shoot at 4k @ 24

Capt_M Posted at 2015-10-26 01:27
Depends, what are you trying to do, I shoot at 4k @ 24

Can you give me some different scenarios?

naildrivingman@ Posted at 2015-10-26 12:23
Can you give me some different scenarios?

Hi,

Do you want help with video settings in DJI Go? Or do you need help with Photoshop? I suggest reading through the documents and manuals at DJI.com. Also there are plenty of tips on Photoshop online. It all comes down to what you want for quality with the video, what media it should be delivered to, effects and much, much more.

If you could be a bit more specific about what you mean, I'm sure we all can help you here.

1080 at 60fps because I like to do a lot of slow mo videos with cars =D

Think about what you need, then we can point you to a direction.. Technically you can shoot in any setting, it doesn't matter

I'm curious about the fps, hertz and quality settings (1080p or 4k).  I've been told that I would have to have a super dooper computer in order to process 4k.  I also read somewhere that I should set my color to D log and adjust my custom settings to -1/-3/-1.  Frankly, I've followed this advice blindly and have no real complaints, but just curious what others are doing and if anyone can explain more to me.  I've also read somewhere that the shutter speed for optimal video is twice the fps speed.  This confused me, because isn't fps and shutter speed the same, except that fps is for video and shutter speed is for stills.

I dunno, I'm just a simple country UAVer, your ways frighten and confuse me.