Recent content by AtlanticAerialworX

The x5/x5s sensors are sealed. When you look into the camera without the lens on you will see the thing piece of glass that is roughly 5mm above the sensor itself. If you have actual dust on the sensor then it is a faulty seal and dji will swap out the camera if still under warranty...

Just so we are all on the same page here. The X5 sensor is 'sealed' behind a thin piece of uv plastic. So if you have dust on the uv plastic when you look into it then you are lucky and it is easy to clean...if you truly have dust on the sensor there is no way to get in behind that sheet of uv...

It will have to be a beast of an osmo for it will have to have to have an ssd slot for the X5S camera to be able to shoot RAW. I am curious why they have not come out with a proper camera rig to hold the osmo. Carrying the current osmo with the X5r and Z axis not to mention extras like cell...

We sometimes incorporate free movement with walkthroughs. Using same camera requires no color grading to match another camera's look this way.

Thank you! 12mm. A slider is what we use.

We use the x5 inside and out and this is the final product

Every now and again we see bleeding of the magenta to cyan colors straight out of the camera when shooting in d-log. We use the style of -3 -3 -3, no matter which lens we use or filters we see this happen on many occasions. I am curious is this is a known 'feature' when using the x5 pro due to...

Haha. I stumbled on this post looking online for what the hdmi out put is set at...as in i know it is 720p but wasnt sure if it was rgb or something else. I ran into an issue wh were the hdmi feed is not working on our live broadcast boxes that work only with cmyk feeds only.

Late to the show i know but hd is 720! FULL hd is 1080. They are correct in calling it hd.

Since IPAD update only of the Go App here is my issue: Shot for a commercial today. Set the style to d-log and photos to RAW and started to take photos. Clearly i was in d-log for the image feed was washed out as it normally is in both photo and video modes. Flipped back and forth...

I created a balance ring to help remove all shaking. The end of this video is where we used this lens. Try using a filter with a hood maybe to help balance the lens.

I was thinking this at first as well but then dji is now selling a balance ring for this lens and state that one is needed...and there is no way the app would know if you have it on or off unless there is a toggle option that i don't see when we use ours.

Add the new balance ring from DJI and it will help smooth out the jitters while zooming in and out. Issue will always be that the forward weight of the camera will increase as you zoom due to the lenses moving further out from the housing and visa versa when retracting

The issue is that when you power off the drone it cuts the battery off 100% so no power to pull the lens back in to travel mode. I am sure in a future update there will a button on the app when you use this lens that allows you to shrink it down before cutting the power out.