Hi all, I found many many tutorials on YT speaking about relation between FPS and SS for great filming.


Essentially, everyone suggest to shoot movies at a ShutterSpeed double the clip FPS. Noones instead says "How to achieve this target".



I thought about "manual exposure", but even if I surely understand it for pictures, I never thought about it for movies.

I think that to respect the above rule, I should shot in SS priority, so manually setting "120" of SS in case of 60fps and then let P4P to set aperture to have the right exposure? Am I correct? I also discovered "lock exposure" in P4P+, so my doubt is: I have to always manual expose and lock it before filming? This could be pretty easy in a straight flight but during a pan or POI rotating in different directions respect to sun, I'll surely have wrong exposure during the shot... Could be the right technique?

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Hi Federico,  it is recommended to use manual expose for filming. For POI, you may use auto or aperture-priority to see the effect. In case of overexposure or underexposure, I'm afraid that you may fix it in post-processing.

you should use ND filters to slow down shutter speed if it's too high, there are many to purchase from different brands including DJI. Search youtube how to use them