Brian88
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Flight distance : 385942 ft
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Tango_B Posted at 2018-1-5 16:19
Dude that's a wicked video, and one that's hard to fault! In regards to focusing, the only thing I can suggest is to use manual focus only, roughly at the focal point. An easy way to determine your focused subject is to first use auto focus, tap on the objects you wish to be focused, then once focused switch to manual focus. I know with fast moving objects this is hard, which is why if you focus at the focal point, the majority of subjects should be sharp. Also consider using ND filters. This allows you to slow the shutter speed, giving a more cinematic effect (blur effect). General rule is if you are shooting at 25fps, then adjust the shutter speed to 1/50s. ND filters help with this. Google "180-degree shutter angle rule" for more on this. But as for your video - it's brilliant.
Thanks, Tango. I was using auto focus and focus peaking is turned on. maybe I'm just looking at other videos and they seem way sharper than mine. And an ND filter is always on for that 180 rule. |
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