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I don't mean that (supposedly) to be skeptical, it's just that I've never tested it personally.
I seem to notice propeller shadows pretty often in all the Mavic footage I'm watching as I wait for mine to arrive. To be clear, I'm not talking about the props actually in view, just the shadows in certain lighting situations.
On my P4 this seems to be pretty rare, but I usually fly with an ND. Recently I read in a Mavic post that this reduces the occurrence of shadows.
I'm fairly knowledgeable about the photography/videography principles, yet I can't really figure out exactly why they would help. I assume it must be that the slower shutter speed doesn't sync with the strobe effect of the props the same way a high shutter speed does. Am I on the right track here? Or is it that the shadow is essentially blurred to the point of not being visible?
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