DJI Inspire 1 Micro Four Thirds Reel Video

[ph_intheair]

Had a chance to work with the new micro four thirds camera last month to contribute some shots to the release video. We put together a 4k edit of our favourite shots from our backyard in Squamish, BC - Only had a few days with it and I can't wait to get it back in the air. Enjoy!

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[Aaron Nelson]

Amazing! Great work!

 

[tdwragg]

is this the X5 or the X5R? 60mbps from the X5 is a bit of a let down surely...

 

[CoastalBird]

Had a chance to work with the new micro four thirds camera last month to contribute some shots to the release video. We put together a 4k edit of our favourite shots from our backyard in Squamish, BC - Only had a few days with it and I can't wait to get it back in the air. Enjoy!

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Really nice - thanks for sharing. I take it this was filmed with the X5 (and DJI Lens), and not the X5R? I see a new shock absorption plate is required to dampen the bigger camera. Did you do that yourself, and was it a big deal?

 

[Scotflieger]

Here is DJI's promotional video. As a MFT Olympus user I like what I see. I did spot that 4K, 1080p and 720p are available but it is the 16MP still that excites me.

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[Kilrah]

Very decent! Seems the characteristic sensor/compression noise from the X3 is thankfully gone. Detailed moving shots are quite blocky but that would likely be due to the awful Youtube compression, would be interesting to see a real HQ file...
(yes I downloaded the original from Youtube and watched on a 40'' 4K monitor i.e. "the right conditions").

 

[huppe]

Had a chance to work with the new micro four thirds camera last month to contribute some shots to the release video. We put together a 4k edit of our favourite shots from our backyard in Squamish, BC - Only had a few days with it and I can't wait to get it back in the air. Enjoy!

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Sorry for my dirty mind,but I like that girl on the horse.

 

[Method007]

Had a chance to work with the new micro four thirds camera last month to contribute some shots to the release video. We put together a 4k edit of our favourite shots from our backyard in Squamish, BC - Only had a few days with it and I can't wait to get it back in the air. Enjoy!

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How did you prevent the flickering that typically occurs with the X3? Is it not existent with the X5?

 

[CoastalBird]

Do you mean the sudden iris/ISO changes due to auto-exposure on the X3? You can lock your ISO and exposure, and then it won't do that.

 

[Method007]

Do you mean the sudden iris/ISO changes due to auto-exposure on the X3? You can lock your ISO and exposure, and then it won't do that.

No I mean the flicker caused by the way the files are compressed. Even when using a static ISO, shutter and appropriate ND filter, it still has that light flicker every 8-10 frames.

 

[Kilrah]

It's quite obvious from the footage that the X5 doesn't do it, and doesn't either have the X3's characteristic noise. Very clean.

 

[CoastalBird]

In my footage, it doesn't happen with the X3 like you're suggesting. Noise, yes. But, I don't see flicker when I've locked AE and ISO.

 

[johnmont250]

You'll see it mostly in trees and grass shots, things with tons of detail. It's there no doubt about it.

 

[Method007]

In my footage, it doesn't happen with the X3 like you're suggesting. Noise, yes. But, I don't see flicker when I've locked AE and ISO.

It's based on the level of detail in the video and how fast that detail changes. It's a product of the compression they chose, which I believe only uses 1 full frame every 8-10 frames.

 

[Method007]

It's quite obvious from the footage that the X5 doesn't do it, and doesn't either have the X3's characteristic noise. Very clean.

Is it not possible anti-flicker was used? Or is there a link to the RAW file?

 

[ph_intheair]

Amazing! Great work!

Thank you!

 

[lucadeceres]

I'm with you....I can't WAIT to get my hands on this for some awesome stills!!!!

Kirk

Do you know if stills have the GPS tags embedded like the X3 did?

 

[ph_intheair]

In my footage, it doesn't happen with the X3 like you're suggesting. Noise, yes. But, I don't see flicker when I've locked AE and ISO.

There still is a bit of aliasing and noise in the fine details - we were using an ND 8 + maintaining a lower shutter speed.

 

[ph_intheair]

is this the X5 or the X5R? 60mbps from the X5 is a bit of a let down surely...

This was a beta of the X5

 

[ph_intheair]

Really nice - thanks for sharing. I take it this was filmed with the X5 (and DJI Lens), and not the X5R? I see a new shock absorption plate is required to dampen the bigger camera. Did you do that yourself, and was it a big deal?

The machine came pre built with the vibration plate installed. The new app was flawless as well. This was the X5