Ozren
lvl.4
Croatia
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1. Put the lens in the manual mode, and focus to infinity. (google if you dont know how to do it)
2. Put your camera in M, manual mode. If recording 4k, put shutter between 1/50 and 1/100, dont go over that, you will get jello, and bad footage. If recording HD(1080p), then you can put your shutter up to 1/200 and maybe even more if recording slow-mo. Remember, if you record 25FPS, your shutter should be double that. 25 FPS = 1/50 - 50 FPS = 1/100..etc.
3. Your aperture should never go above F11, this lens is bad...really bad, and anything above that will blur your image. So adjust your F stop to get the correct lightning (exposure).
4. ISO is always at 200 at day, raise it if you are shooting at night.
5. Get an ND filter, heliopan is good, ND 0.9 is great, or get ND0.6 and ND1.2. I use ND 0.9.
Having sad all that, i think all DJI Z15 gimbals suck, and are really bad. DJI is even recommending their customers to shoot in shutter priority mode. Shutter priority creates Aperture shifts, and makes your footage useless for anything other then fun youtube videos. I think 1800EUR gimbal should be a little better to allow us to change aperture in flight.
So to sum it up, shoot in manual, if lightning changes, or if you move your camera from sky to ground, first bring your drone down, adjust the camera to different exposure, and record again. It sucks big time, and you will have alot of useless footage...you will either have over exposed or under exposed footage, you will never have the correct exposure with Z15 gimbals, only with Z15 BMPCC.
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