paul2660
Second Officer
Flight distance : 10331 ft
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Shoot in raw, use AEB. Find a good software that has a correct profile for the Phantom. I find it hard to pinpoint a single exposure, and just use the AEB mode, you can cover -1.34 to +1.34 not great but still better than a single shot/attempted recovery. Then blend in LR or photoshop.
A ND IMO will not help, you don't need to slow down your exposure and that is all a ND will allow. You have a great aperture range on the P4 Pro Vr 2.0 however much smaller than 5.6 and diffraction will start to show up.
You might consider a polarizer, there are many out there that are only a polarizer, not ND polarizer combo. The polarizer would help a lot on a bright day time shot as there is a lot of sunlight reflection on green. The CL will cut out a lot of that. As the lens is a wide you may run into a fade issue on the blue, common with polarized wide skies. But IMO it's not hard to fix in post.
Add a bit of clarity, in Lightroom or similar tool and try the dehaze tool. Both can add a lot to the final shot.
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