DJI Avata Cinematic Tutorial | Beginners Guide to MOTION BLUR Using ND Filters
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- DJI Avata Cinematic Tutorial, to get you smooth footage with motion blur. Neutral Density Filters from Freewell will fit this drone, and allows for greater creativity with your camera settings and break the 180-degree camera shutter speed rule.
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More on the 180deg rule:
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#djiavata #ndfilter - Фільми й анімація
You made it clear thanks brotha!
Thank you for the video, easy to understand
You're most welcome, and hope it helped you out on the field.
This was helpful. Thank you🙌
You're most welcome. Totally non-scientific, but gets the job done fast on the field🤟🏽
Cool. Thank you for sharing
You're most welcome. See you in the skies soon!
Wow, I now understand the basics of why I need nd filters, and more importantly how to select one as per the conditions.
The accent made the video hard to understand, but whoa you made up with it 20 times over by keeping it simple!!
Thanks, and really glad to have helped. Keep exploring, as there is no 1-size-fits-all template. See you in the next one!
Thanks great info and video
You're most welcome. Happy flying and i'll see you in the skies!
Flying above and along the hedge is very good.
Thanks! It was the safest. As usually i prefer lower flights to give dynamic texture to the footage. Flying low to rocks is asking for trouble😅
Thank you so much ayim! So helpful! New subscriber here. Cheers to you in Singapore.
Al-salamü ‘alayküm. 🇺🇸💛🇸🇬
Waalaikum Salam! Thanks for the love and support. Cheers to u too, and hope to make more content soon. Fly safe and see you in the skies!
Cool 😎
Thanks as always friend!
Great guide mate, quick and precise. I didnt think to look at the EV value changing while holding the ND filters over the camera, will save a bit of time in the field. Do you usually aim to bring EV down to zero or close to it while picking the ND filter?
O is a perfect goal, but kinda have to see what 0 means at the given scene. Lets say fix ISO at 100. In the open on a bright day and sky was priority (Eg.1 scenic sunset landscape shots), then id need to make sure that sky was not overexposed and play it safe with a -0.3 to -0.7 final exposure at that given scene. I could always raise the shadows (subjects or environment) in post slightly. But if the subject was key (Eg.2 scene of a moving car), then with the subject in frame id look to an exposure of 0 to +0.7 to keep subject in good exposure without caring too much for the landscape lighting. If wanting both, then id choose to make subject in good exposure. In the frame with lighting directly on the subject, get EV0 to +0.3. ISO set at an Auto range. This is especially for Golden Hours where u may have the light coming from behind the subject and cause the subject to be a dark silhouette, the auto ISO will keep the subject well exposed at the expense of the sunset. If you rather keep the sunset and dont mind the silhouette, then Eg.1 setting is best. Kinda trial and error these few settings to see what works best before you take on projects. Timings to aim are not only Golden Hours but also tough lighting like midday light. Hope this helps. Would make an episode on this in the near future.
Thanks for this, will help out a lot. I'm not great at colour grading but having the right settings on the camera is half the battle. Cheers mate 👍
Great episode! I learned about camera manual settings with using ND filters. I recognize that place. You are in Singapore.
Yes, greetings from Singapore! Sorry I missed this. Great that you had some benefit from this episode. Hope the journey has been smooth for you. Do feel free to ask any help anywhere in the comments and I'll respond in kind. Till then, enjoy the journey and I'll see you in the skies!
Really great video! What was your camera angle? You flew very fast but when you landed it looked like the angle wasn't very huge
I flew at 25deg, with a Wide FOV setting, which makes for manageable perspectives. There will be more squeezed in not only sideways but vertically, so this doesn't make the camera angle look severely high. This is at the cost of image distortion, but i prefer that for dynamic flying. A de-warped is not preferred for this case as i will leave that if a normal and natural perspective is priority. By the way, i usually fly my DJI FPV at 25deg too. Big camera angle changes will require the pilot to relearn flying, as control dynamics will change. For example if i go to 50deg cam angle, more throttle is required to maintain flight, yaw is lesser needed to steer but instead you will use more roll to go left and right. Go high and try this, its a different feel.
Awesome work mate! Can I ask what’s the song track? Sounds so relaxing
Sorry missed this. This track is Bleak by Dreem, and its on Epidemic sound. I only use them nowadays as I need my content to be available on YT, IG and FB and not cause any copyright infringements. If you are interested in subscribing to them, use this link and your first month is free :
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Hi Rahim.. great episode.. thanks for the Info, I did not think at looking at EV when choosing filters.. 👍
Question. I was flying this morning, sitting in the other green field behind you. I was chased away by Marina Barrage security people. Seems that that patch of grass belongs to MB, and is a no fly zone.. the bigger one you flew over is LTA and can fly there.
Can you make a video with spots where we can fly without being chased away? With links in Google maps for easy reference?
Thanks. Actually this was discovered when i started using filters on the DJI FPV. So it became such a necessity. Reviewing the GP11 now too, and sad that for a camera with so many generations, it does not have this. Haiz....
So aniways, yes I owe SG viewers this. This is gonna be a whole day field event to cover my fav places in SG, but the weather hasnt been kind right. Will be going OL till mid month, and will get to this once im back✌🏽
@@TheReelRahim thanks for your reply.. I am curious about your GP 11 review..
Was thinking of waiting for the GP 11 mini, weight and all..
Let's see what you have to say about the big brother first..
Please test it on the DJI FPV if you can and report on the flight time penalty.
Looking forward to your fav spots in SG.. Marina Barrage gets a bit stale 😊
Amazing content. Can you share the rates you're using in this video for the avata? Thanks
Thanks mate! Im currently using these rates, which have a soft centre for smooth cinematic flying, and also fast spins at end stick.
ua-cam.com/video/C5s1HaFWcws/v-deo.html
Give it a try and let me know how it went. Feel free to raise EXPO to soften it up further.
@@TheReelRahim thanks a lot!
great. What if i want to take a picture/photo, do I need to land and take off the nd filter
Not necessary if you dont mind just a simple shot. But if you want a specific creative shot like fast shutter where you can see every single splash of water from the surfer on the wave, or you want light long motion blur streaks from passing boats, then thats were you will need the filter off in order to achieve the specific camera setting that you are going for.
I always see a blinking line at the bottom of the shot when I'm watching an FPV video on my monitor, is it my monitor?
Thanks for the video- if you could choose just one ND filter, which would you think most versatile?
To be honest, you'll want them all! ND8, ND16, ND32, and ND64 if you're in extreme location (ie: dune/desert).. And use UV if gets dark (ie: dawn/dusk).
Official DJI Avata filter kit comes with ND8/16/32. Freewell set comes with extra (I believe ND64).
Edit: Spelling correction, Freewall->Freewell
@@kibbycabbit lol that doesn't help hahahaha "only 1"
But thanks a lot. I'll get an 8 or 16 for my region for now cheers for the good vid 👍
Okok, lets say I had to get only 1, id go with either ND 16 or 32. Most times, especially strong golden hours, i find myself using 32 more than 16. If it gets dark on 32, then i would bump the ISO up just a bit up to ISO1600. Anymore and image would get too noisy. By then if it gets dark, I would then remove the ND totally, bring ISO back down and still would have good exposure settings to work with. Hope that helps.
@@TheReelRahim so good..awesome thank you. You got a new subscriber now!! lol. I'd like to do some interior shots too if its well lit. so leaning towards 8-16. Appreciate it. Happy flying bro
@@phildawe7172 Gotcha, if it'd be me. It's ND16. I live in a place where sunlight is not too strong. At noon, ND32 is good but only for a few hours otherwise I can stay on ND16 and increase shutter speed making motion blur disappearing.
So the slower the shutter speed the more motion blur ?
Great video! what your rates?
Thanks mate! Im actually on the same rates that are on DIY(similar) and DJI FPV. Smooth control in the centre sticks for cinematic, but fast at full stick deflection for freestyle. Here they are:
ua-cam.com/video/C5s1HaFWcws/v-deo.html
@@TheReelRahim thanks friend!!! 👌
is the skyreat filters better than the freewell filters?
Im sorry mate, have not compared them. Freewell filters working well and have a good fit on the Avata's lens.
Sir what is the difference between polarised and UV filer? which is good for Avata?
Sorry took me awhile. UV filter would generally block Ultra Violet rays to give you a cleaner image but not so noticeable for modern day digital sensors of the camera. It was for film cameras. So this UV filter in modern day is used more as a protective layer for the actual glass of the drone's camera. Iv flown in dusty conditions and glad that im cleaning the fine sand off a filter versus on the lens itself. Polariser does a different job, and it is to reduce glare and reflections on the water. This is a very conditional filter though as different times of day would yield different outcomes. Overall it would output an image that has higher contrast of lights and darks. For protection only, go for UV filter. For a stronger image and also protection, get the polariser.
@@TheReelRahim wow thanks sir for detailed reply.
Hello there @The Reel Rahim I'm new in the Drone era! and i buy my self a DJI FPV and i really need your Help with FCC program to buy because i 'm from Greece and i can only fly on CE mode! But i need a program that i can also use at the same time the DJI fly app without having any problem or danger! thank you in advance!
Im sorry, im not familiar with this as i myself am not on FCC setup, and dont do the hacks that others have mentioned. Also, I think the FCC hack is only on DJI FPV and not available on the Avata yet.
If you are interested, I have a clue how the FCC DJI Fly app may work: when I got my Avata, unpacked it and connected it for the _very_ first time, using FCC FJI Fly app, registered and paired: I got a message in goggles "Country code not updated". This error message disappeared only when I connected my Avata once to the normal DJI Fly App. After that I haven't seen the message.
So, my guess is that the FCC DJI Fly app somehow blocks the sending of a "country code" (whatever it is?!) to drone and the drone then uses FCC mode as default. And you can verify the FCC vs. CE easily (i.e. FCC DJI Fly app vs. the normal app) by flying far enough and checking signal strength. But like I said, you have to fly high, and that is no fun in a long run.
@@TheReelRahim Thank you Very much for your time that you reply to me!!! also i enjoy all your Videos even that i don't have Avata and i have FPV racer!!! agen thank you!!!
@@jukkasyrjanen Thank you for the tip friend! you save me from time and money!
What to do with white balance keep it on auto?
Personally, it depends on what the scene is. If lets say im in ever changing environments, Auto works great. Like if im flying outside during sunset and then fly in the shade all in one scene, auto is preferred. But if environment is consistent, then locking it manually in a specific colour temperature is ideal. I shoot weddings too, and this is where iv learned to use Auto for situations where im outdoor and then have a continuous shot to indoor. But if im only shooting in Either outdoor OR indoor, then i'd lock in a manual colour temp.
@@TheReelRahim thanks bro!