I am missing a screw from my battery bay though now that you bring up that eyesight thing
Didn't take my GoPro apart to change the lens
Didn't take my GoPro apart to change the lens
Awesome video!I had the profile removed by Peau. Highly recommend. I would avoid the super mount. The Polar Pro still fit the modified lens although they did send me a set of their own filters, I just haven't used those yet. I will say that Peau has been amazing to work with.
Awesome video!
I'm about to place my order from Peau after following this thread for the past weeks. You mention that the Polar Pro fit the modified lens...can you elaborate? I have the ND from Polar Pro from this set Polar Pro Frame 2.0-FPV Quadcopter Filter 3-Pack for GoPro P3001 and I just wanted to know how you mounted it. Also, did you have to counter-weigh it on the gimbal??
Wow that's cool, I've got Mercalli as part of my workflow now, so I look forward to specific lens profiles.This just in, I will be working to help add the 4.4 12 MP profile to prodrynilin and mercalli
since I will have that capability I may add a couple more lenses to the arsenal. I have a 3 black that could use a new lens too
Great suggestion and I have to agree based on my experiences as well. Your suggestion to play back and forth reveals its the delivery/processing rather than the actual video...great tip! Jublar suggested Vimeo, my test footage appeared better there than at YT's 1080, even at a lower 720 resolution...smoother.I found out one thing during this last processing. Have to wonder how many people are seeing video stutter because of the machine or connection they are watching video on.
When I did this one it looked so smooth at home.
Got to work and man its jumpy and I am thinking oh no. But if you pick a section that is jumpy and play it over and over you see the jumpiness is not in the video its in the playback
Have to wonder how many people are seeing video stutter because of the machine or connection they are watching video on.
but I have a big fat FIOS data line going into my house
here at work not so much and it looks jumpy. I know that has to be delivery
Pyrate,
That's the issue I have with only 10mps internet here in the boonies. I usually have to let it play through a few times than it smooth's out. Pretty good looking video to me. Are you using 2.7k, 60fps? What are your GP settings shooting this video?
Jerry
Everything looks soft or out of focus. Is that normal?Heres a quick test I did today with Peau modded Go Pro 4 Black with 5.4mm lense + ND8 filter. Balanced props, hubs and balanced gimbal (added weights to side and back). Just colored in post. Captured @ 2.7K/60fps No post stabilization. I like the results so far.
Was playing around with my new lens, this one was actually shot using 4K wide 30 FPS
Never really gave much to the added detail when down scaled to 1080P. but take a close look at some of the rocky areas and towards the end the dude walking across the parking lot.
Even far away the cars are pretty detailed and sharp. Unless I am looking to do slow motion or need zooming this may be my new go to setting.
If you look at that recommended settings thread. I have everything set to the 2.7K 60 except my sharpness is on medium and FOV is wide.
then down scaled to 1080p
A note if you are using the polar pro filters. I find the ND8 overpowers the lens and gopro. I have dropped back to the ND4 in bright light and the polarizer in overcast or low light.
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