Hello,Was trying out some movements with my mavic pro platinum and I realized that when Tilting the gimbal up or down there's a huge Stuttering effect.
Here's a link below to give you an Idea. anyone know why that is? is there a way to avoid it?
had an ND filter on it was at around 1/100 -1/70 shutter speed @4K 24fps DCine-like
The attached link should help with settings. Using the correct filter to achieve the appropriate shutter speed will make all he difference. I personally use and recommend Polar Pro as their product and after sales support is excellent. The information on this link will also help https://www.polarprofilters.com/ ... tandard-filter-sets
Celsus Posted at 2018-5-5 03:39
The attached link should help with settings. Using the correct filter to achieve the appropriate shutter speed will make all he difference. I personally use and recommend Polar Pro as their product and after sales support is excellent. The information on this link will also help https://www.polarprofilters.com/tools/faq#!whatss-the-difference-between-the-cinema-series-and-standard-filter-sets
Thanks for your reply and the link! so you think this is just a question of shutter speed and with the correct ND and a shutter speed double the FPS should fix this?
I always say to myself that the MPP is a fantastic drone, however it's biggest drawback is the Camera and gimbal there seems to be so many issues surrounding it. I had that same issue to avoid it i used Polar Pro ND filters and shoot in 4K 30fps in my opinion this setting delivers smoother footage. This video was also useful..
RodrigueElHajj Posted at 2018-5-5 04:09
Thanks for your reply and the link! so you think this is just a question of shutter speed and with the correct ND and a shutter speed double the FPS should fix this?
great thanks for the Tips! bought ND32/CPL gonna give it a try hope it works. Weirdly was checking old footage I took in bright sun with almost same movement and The stuttering effect is not that strong! I don't know we'll see how it goes with the new ND filter