Recent content by Steelej

You're not actually recording slow motion, your recording normal motion at 120fps, it needs to be slowed down in an editing program to become slow motion. All very standard stuff so the point is you get smooth slow motion when slowed down by the right amount in your editing program. John

One thing I can tell you for sure if this is just for hobby flying, you don't need Prores or RAW so don't waste your money on it, buy extra batteries instead. John

This is common with a lot of cameras, you should have tried it first before getting all worried about it :) As posted above the files are seamless and nothing gets dropped between the files just drag them onto your timeline and they play continuously without any issue. John.

Glad to hear it Viper Pilot :) I'm getting tempted by this new Firmware :) John

If they have more thrust than the normal props would the I2 not go faster?

Did he pass his flight test with only one hour experience?

You should be getting top speed in sport mode. John

500 is most probably the setting that provides the most dynamic range

If you're not shooting RAW on the ground you don't need it in the air :) I stand by my statement of waste of time and storage if that's not the market you're shooting in. John.

There is no situation in which an amateur needs RAW :) it's a waste of time and storage space to go on YouTube :). John.

Probably not worth it for that kind of shooting. Do you do any ground based video or is this purely an aerial business? John.

Cool, thanks Mark. John

Awesome, thanks Mark, appreciate you taking the time to test it, I now know it's not just me :) and I saw camera sensor error a couple of time too. John

Anyone got 5 mins to test this out with their I2 and X4S? John

Hey Guys, Been playing around with an issue this evening. On first start of my I2 after batteries have been removed I'd get static displayed on my video feed, if I changed from video to photo, or PAL to NTSC or from 25fps to 50fps the video feed would start working and would continue to work...