I am back from a trip to an island filming locations, and I noticed some of my footage has odd shaking. I have not ran across this type of issue before.
Some background:
Inspire 1 PRO
X5
DJI MFT 15mm
ND Filter 16 (Polar Pro)
Lens hood on
Aper 8
FPS 25 4K
Shutter 50
*San Disk Ultra Plus 64GB
I have uploaded a sample video of some of the footage. It looks like I was panning up at around full speed ahead with the Inspire in the below sample footage. The wind was normal for an island--nothing the Inspire can't handle. I am noticing a large amount of shaking/possible jello? I have a suspicion the ND filter is too heavy causing the lens to shake? I do not suspect my micro sd is too slow. You will notice the panning at the beginning and end is fine. I am moving the camera up which to me looks like heaviness due to the ND?
I have other footage WITHOUT panning up that has shaking/jello. I am flying at full speed in that footage also--it couldn't possibly be only when panning up, right? I understand flying downward at full speed can play tricks on the eyes--fast movement and not a focus point like a horizon.
Any help is welcome--thank you.
*Video at small resolution may not show it--follow this link
vimeo.com/176901617
Some background:
Inspire 1 PRO
X5
DJI MFT 15mm
ND Filter 16 (Polar Pro)
Lens hood on
Aper 8
FPS 25 4K
Shutter 50
*San Disk Ultra Plus 64GB
I have uploaded a sample video of some of the footage. It looks like I was panning up at around full speed ahead with the Inspire in the below sample footage. The wind was normal for an island--nothing the Inspire can't handle. I am noticing a large amount of shaking/possible jello? I have a suspicion the ND filter is too heavy causing the lens to shake? I do not suspect my micro sd is too slow. You will notice the panning at the beginning and end is fine. I am moving the camera up which to me looks like heaviness due to the ND?
I have other footage WITHOUT panning up that has shaking/jello. I am flying at full speed in that footage also--it couldn't possibly be only when panning up, right? I understand flying downward at full speed can play tricks on the eyes--fast movement and not a focus point like a horizon.
Any help is welcome--thank you.
*Video at small resolution may not show it--follow this link
vimeo.com/176901617
