I tried this settings on a dji mini 4 pro and when setting shutter on 2 x FPS (1/200) the overexposer zebra helper covers up my entire screen. I only get rid of overexposer when increasing the shutter by far, like 1/2000 more or less. It's a partialy sunny day, setted the ISO to 100, WB at 5500k in D-Log M mode and resolution at 4k 60 FPS. Any idea why? Great video btw, applied almost the same cinamtic settings and feels great!
Hi, when you using manual settings for shutter speed and you keep shutter speed 2xFPS you will have to use ND Filters to reduce amount of light in to camera instead increasing shutter speed. Check my video How and Why to use ND Filters. What FPS your using for shutter speed 1/200 ?
Very good descriptions and examples. Thank you
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I tried this settings on a dji mini 4 pro and when setting shutter on 2 x FPS (1/200) the overexposer zebra helper covers up my entire screen. I only get rid of overexposer when increasing the shutter by far, like 1/2000 more or less. It's a partialy sunny day, setted the ISO to 100, WB at 5500k in D-Log M mode and resolution at 4k 60 FPS. Any idea why? Great video btw, applied almost the same cinamtic settings and feels great!
Hi, when you using manual settings for shutter speed and you keep shutter speed 2xFPS you will have to use ND Filters to reduce amount of light in to camera instead increasing shutter speed. Check my video How and Why to use ND Filters. What FPS your using for shutter speed 1/200 ?
Just saw the video about the ND filters, now everything makes sense thank you!
I wrote 1/200 by mistake, I meant 1/120, trying 60 FPS.
That's good, I hope video helps. Any question just ask :)