Has anyone removed the UV filter, or would it be foolish to remove it? I'm wondering if ditching the UV filter might clear up some of the lens flare that seems to plague this camera...
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The ND filter won't solve the lens flare looking at the sun. I live in FL, trust me I've tried. the only thing that sort of works is change your angle looking at the sun. If you are direct, dead on, the dot is actually in the sun and you can't see it. So play with your gimble to line the flare up in the sun. Once you pan left or right, that dot will come out of the sun and you'll see it but then it sort of looks like it belongs since its at the same level as the sun then. But ND8 doesn't even solve that flare when looking at the sun.
The dynamics of using the filters regarding angles is a life long discussion. When the author says UV filter is he referring to the clear filter on the drone when you receive it. Is it actually a UV filter? I have checked and I can't tell if it is or not. But getting back to the flare problem; the difficulties of using filters is the shot is only good coming from 1 direction. You need to set it up beforehand which means lots of trial and error stuff. Most likely you need to document all the conditions at the time, height, direction, relationship to the subject, on and on. It's a difficult problem to answer correctly. You just need to play around with it. Now if that's not enough get into Polarization. forget it!!The ND filter won't solve the lens flare looking at the sun. I live in FL, trust me I've tried. the only thing that sort of works is change your angle looking at the sun. If you are direct, dead on, the dot is actually in the sun and you can't see it. So play with your gimble to line the flare up in the sun. Once you pan left or right, that dot will come out of the sun and you'll see it but then it sort of looks like it belongs since its at the same level as the sun then. But ND8 doesn't even solve that flare when looking at the sun.
The dynamics of using the filters regarding angles is a life long discussion. When the author says UV filter is he referring to the clear filter on the drone when you receive it. Is it actually a UV filter? I have checked and I can't tell if it is or not. But getting back to the flare problem; the difficulties of using filters is the shot is only good coming from 1 direction. You need to set it up beforehand which means lots of trial and error stuff. Most likely you need to document all the conditions at the time, height, direction, relationship to the subject, on and on. It's a difficult problem to answer correctly. You just need to play around with it. Now if that's not enough get into Polarization. forget it!!
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