I have a question for the people that do video instead of stills. what is the best setting to not get your props in the video? Whichever setting that is, does it show pretty much what you are getting on the FPV? Is the quality the same between the two settings or is one better than the other?
I read in the other thread that one of the narrow settings takes the fish eye out but I suppose the quality is not as high?
Sorry but I am a photographer not a videographer so I never really used the video. ( just so happens I am being hired to shoot some videoThank you for any help.  I am flying the PV2+.

Try these:

Thank you Mike. I am shooting a golf course country club for a buddy. They want to have flyovers of the holes for their website. Instead of a photo when you click on the hole, it will have the video, kind of like they so on tv.

thanks Mike. Great info

Thank you Mike! I'll give that a go, he seems like he knows what he's talking about.

Jerry

Yes, thank you Mike. It is very helpful.

That's a good explanation on the settings... Thanks for sharing it

Exactly my settings except that I prefer 720p 60fps!  Yes I lose some screen real estate, but it makes my videos MUCH smoother, especially of faster pirouettes!  

bahamasboy@aol. Posted at 2015-4-18 08:13
Exactly my settings except that I prefer 720p 60fps!  Yes I lose some screen real estate, but it mak ...

I like the 720@60 when im flying around as well and I use 1080@30 when im taking video of sunsets.

Great point Stock!  Hadn't thought of that aspect.  Much wider shots, more sunset detail!