Sorry mate, some of us have cash to throw around without being experts in that field. Cheers for your helpful reply
2 second exposure with minimal wind, I am blown away by its stability.
I think it was 100 ISO (it was on auto ) and of course f2.8. Shooting a single DNG. I could have done it with half a second exposure and 400 ISO, and have it look pretty much the same, but I wanted to test the limits.Another stunning photo, please tell us your settings.
No exposure lock. AEB would probably mean misaligned photos when doing night shots. if you were far enough away it could work. you can do 8sec exposure if there was no wind and you were really far away. The reason the 2sec exposure impressed me so much, is because I was so close the house. Only about 50' away.OK many thanks, excellent. Sorry more questions. Did you lock the exposure? And would AEB shot work or just a single shot? Also would you ever use longer than a 2sec exposure, I see the I1 goes to 8", if so for what? Many thanks for any help. Cheers Mark
I shot this tonight with my Inspire. 2 second exposure, 400ISO. I seriously can not believe how stable this craft and gimbal are! To be able to pull off a perfectly sharp 2 second exposure image from a uav is simply mind blowing. Has anyone else tried messing with longer exposure shots?
DJI_0166 by laselvasurf, on Flickr
Beautiful Shot, Im in Love
K I am definitely trying this nowMy exposure is similar, 2-3.5 seconds, 150 or less.View attachment 1053
It means the shutter is open longer to allow moreWhat do you mean by long exposure please? Cheers mean pic
Settings for Gain/Expo/Pitch EXP etc. Do you know what it all means?I can do exposure times of 1/30 of a second that are good but once I go slower than that the blur from the Inspire subtle movements
Settings for Gain/Expo/Pitch EXP etc. Do you know what it all means?
4 & 7-10 could ease the subtle movements
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