I have been out and make a sunset record whit my Mavic Pro, the framerate its little wrong, and the light it very little and its make a channelse, what is you way to record video on Mavic Pro in low light areas?

Beautiful Sunset. The 1080P60 looked great and smooth.

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Hi, Nice video of sunset and great area to fly with your mavic, I would like to have that in my neighborhood
Try to increase the ISO a little bit.
Record with sharpness +1, and denoise with the footage with your computer.
But still enjoyed watching your video

Amazing video..   I need more skills lol

joshcolvey Posted at 2017-6-11 10:38
Amazing video..   I need more skills lol

every thing coming over time just take time and learn, its very fun and when you can realx when you fly its even more fun

Anoniem Posted at 2017-6-11 10:35
Hi, Nice video of sunset and great area to fly with your mavic, I would like to have that in my neighborhood  
Try to increase the ISO a little bit.
Record with sharpness +1, and denoise with the footage with your computer.

How can you change the iso? the only thing i can change its the "shutter" and "fv" donno what its is, but the shutter can make it darker and lighter, and fv i don't know what is use for, iso i have a ide of, but can't change it :/

droneenthusiast Posted at 2017-6-11 21:52
How can you change the iso? the only thing i can change its the "shutter" and "fv" donno what its is, but the shutter can make it darker and lighter, and fv i don't know what is use for,  iso i have a ide of, but can't change it :/

This video is old but will show you some important settings to use- ISO->15.20
And, if you record with 4k/ 30fps then try to keep the shutter about 2x FPS, so shutterspeed 60 would be ideal when flying arround(movement)

Anoniem Posted at 2017-6-12 10:40
This video is old but will show you some important settings to use- ISO->15.20
And, if you record with 4k/ 30fps then try to keep the shutter about 2x FPS, so shutterspeed 60 would be ideal when flying arround(movement)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUGT9Vfd6kY

thanks, i will se the movie, what is shutter settings? i have not figura out about it yet