Thanks Jay ,
I have the x5 lens for inspire one pro
Can I change out the lens on the X5. Put 25mm Olympus will it adapt.
Great lights really want to dial in for night shots and video.
Did you shoot raw and build your footage
Anyway thanks for sharing looking forward to your next one.
Yes!! There are a couple of other lens's that you can use. I fell in love with the 25mm Olympus for video, and the 45mm for photos. These lens's allow you to be far away from your subject, but also make's it look like your nice and close (when you aren't!). But the faster lenses also help with capturing low noise night footage.
There's a little bit of post work that happens, but not to much. We shoot RAW photos, but we shoot .mov format from the camera. Then work with the native/raw .mov files in Premier. There's a little bit of "Warp Stabilizer" going on, but really not that much. There was very very little wind that night, so the gimbal was able to do what it's built to do.
Here's a list of lenses that work below. I don't recommend the zoom lens for video, but it's GREAT for photos. The Prime lenses are all good for video, but you'll want a fast f stop for night shooting.
I think the DJI MFT 15mm is the same as the Panasonic Lumix 15mm, so no need to wast time on that one. If your looking for wider then the factory lens go with the 12mm Olympus. Me personally, I'm trying to stay away from my subjects, so I like to use longer lenses. They also change the field of view to something different then your "Standard Drone View" of about 130 degrees of field of view. (think x3/gopro/Mavic views).
Prime lens:
OLYMPUS M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12mm f/2.0 Lens
OLYMPUS M.ZUIKO 17mm f/1.8 【requires an additional weight ring】
DJI MFT 15mm f/1.7 ASPH Prime Lens 【requires an additional weight ring】
Panasonic Lumix 15mm G Leica DGSummiluxf/1.7 ASPH Lens
Olympus 25mm/f1.8
Olympus45mm/f1.8
Zoom lens:
Olympus14-42/f3.5——opticalzoom can be adjusted by a sliding block in DJI GO app 【requires an additional weight ring】
(Source for list -
List of lenses supported by Zenmuse X5 )