Recent content by RSands1

I second that! But don't confuse it with the free version: Davinci Resolve (no 'Studio'). It's the same animal but doesn't render out resolutions above FHD.

Hey, I’m in Valencia right now and just searched for you. I see droneval.com here has Autel drones.

Yeah, body cam seems to be full of himself.

Quick search of this: rollback to previous version autel evo pro II 6k. Otherwise, good luck.

Yes! Thanks a bunch for those articulations. The leaks, which there are many, say that there’s a chance of 422HQ, ProRes Quad 4, as well as an internal ND of some sort, which I would have need for. But, just like your questioning some sort of strange MFT data, everything else is a question until...

Hello wxman! Yes, my v1 has the log option at 6K. However, I never mentioned that it was 10-bit. Another issue I might have with the Mavic is that when shooting with an ND filter (or any filter), the filter would be fairly large so as to have more chance of getting washed/flared by the sun...

My EVO Pro II 6K v1 has been used a bunch for feature work - plates, establishing shots, and some pretty close tracking shots. 6K in log has been so good for post - edit, grading. Autel will probably stick with zero geofencing no matter what. I’m liking the Mavic 4 Pro but I fear that when...

¡Gracias!

I agree that the example I sent wasn't similar to your issue. I will say that I've seen, from sitting in an airplane, what you're showing. A more proper term for this is retro reflectivity. In any case, I hope you'll share your results, and I hope you find a solution!

Of course it's not a lens flare. I still think it's the sun reflecting on the ground. If you draw a straight line from the sun to the spot then the drone will intersect that line. Ringed glory and brocken spectre shadow by Patricia Cannaerts

In the one photo you show, the spot on the ground is the sun reflecting on the planet. Similar to what you'd see from an airplane window.

I've used 'lens filter wrenches' with success. The problem is usually that, when pressing the filter with your fingers, is that that makes the filter off-round. Filter wrenches apply equal pressure around the entire filter.

I've had a smudgy filter screwed on an that def caused the image to be soft

I have a similar but maybe slightly smaller LowePro backpack. I don't have the smart controller. Everything fits great, along with holding extras. My model is: ViewPoint 250 AW. I've also traveled with it (carryon) no prob.