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08/03/2022 03:12:02 AM · #26 |
| Do you use your thumb or two fingers to operate joysticks? Any rationale for the choice? |
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08/03/2022 04:32:50 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Do you use your thumb or two fingers to operate joysticks? Any rationale for the choice? |
I use my thumbs and sometimes I switch to two fingers. But two fingers IMO are better for FPV drone controllers which are quite different and I'm beginning to study them. |
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08/03/2022 07:15:13 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Do you use your thumb or two fingers to operate joysticks? Any rationale for the choice? |
Given that the controllers often have switches and dials on the shoulder of the controller (and even sometimes buttons on the back), thumbs on sticks is most common so that the fingers can comfortably reach those other controls.
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08/03/2022 09:01:45 AM · #29 |
I did a flight today and tried both ways, for me it seems that two fingers are better when I want to turn very slowly, it feels to hold more precise movement and results in smoother video.
My drone has FPV (First Person View) mode, I tried it and the video is very shaky as gimbal is not stabilized in FPV but I can do some fun videos with angled paths :)
Following earlier suggestion I finally realized that gimbal stabilization is so good on the DJI Mini SE that I could take a longer exposure with the drone camera so I ordered an ND32 filter from Amazon to check it out. It won't give me very long shots but maybe some blur when flying fast. |
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08/03/2022 11:01:57 PM · #30 |
| Has anyone used ND filters on a drone camera? |
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08/03/2022 11:02:27 PM · #31 |
| Does a frame from a video have EXIF? |
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08/04/2022 05:34:29 AM · #32 |
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Has anyone used ND filters on a drone camera? |
You really need them for filming otherwise fast shutter speed can make video shots look choppy
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Does a frame from a video have EXIF? |
Nope |
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08/04/2022 05:35:32 AM · #33 |
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08/11/2022 10:46:50 AM · #34 |
Originally posted by Alex_Petrini:
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Has anyone used ND filters on a drone camera? |
You really need them for filming otherwise fast shutter speed can make video shots look choppy
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Does a frame from a video have EXIF? |
Nope |
Read entire threat with interest but no EXIF stopped me in my tracks. How are the images “legal” for DPC then? |
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08/11/2022 10:48:11 AM · #35 |
Originally posted by oldbimmercoupe:
Originally posted by Alex_Petrini:
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Has anyone used ND filters on a drone camera? |
You really need them for filming otherwise fast shutter speed can make video shots look choppy
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Does a frame from a video have EXIF? |
Nope |
Read entire threat with interest but no EXIF stopped me in my tracks. How are the images “legal” for DPC then? |
Oops. didn’t see the word VIDEO. sorry. |
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08/11/2022 12:17:00 PM · #36 |
Originally posted by oldbimmercoupe:
Originally posted by oldbimmercoupe:
Originally posted by Alex_Petrini:
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Has anyone used ND filters on a drone camera? |
You really need them for filming otherwise fast shutter speed can make video shots look choppy
Originally posted by MargaretNet:
Does a frame from a video have EXIF? |
Nope |
Read entire threat with interest but no EXIF stopped me in my tracks. How are the images “legal” for DPC then? |
Oops. didn’t see the word VIDEO. sorry. |
Still relevant because you can extract a frame from the video to create a still image. |
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