Hi Alain
Sorry, I was not aware of that.
Any commit is appreciated.
Cheers
Christof
ClipQuad airborne
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Re: ClipQuad airborne
by chschmid » Tue May 19, 2015 6:45 pm
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Re: ClipQuad airborne
by plexus » Tue May 19, 2015 7:07 pm
Hi,
That was not a problem and i understand the team who do a very good job.
Alain
That was not a problem and i understand the team who do a very good job.
Alain
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Re: ClipQuad airborne
by chschmid » Thu Jun 11, 2015 9:14 pm
Today I could take the ClipQuad up for its first aerial footage.
It is a boring video though. But I am pleased with the quality of the footage.
Only when zooming in 16x I found some vibs. Did any of you see this effect before. When passing ca 10x zoom, it looks like vib waves passing over the screen. Like resonance from gimbal & cam stab.
Cheers
Christof
It is a boring video though. But I am pleased with the quality of the footage.
Only when zooming in 16x I found some vibs. Did any of you see this effect before. When passing ca 10x zoom, it looks like vib waves passing over the screen. Like resonance from gimbal & cam stab.
Cheers
Christof
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Re: ClipQuad airborne
by kinderkram » Thu Jun 11, 2015 10:58 pm
Looking good, Christof.
Did you try to switch off the internal stabilization of the Sony and zoom?
You might be able to replicate the jellow while holding the cam with your hands and shake it while zooming...
Did you try to switch off the internal stabilization of the Sony and zoom?
You might be able to replicate the jellow while holding the cam with your hands and shake it while zooming...
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Re: ClipQuad airborne
by chschmid » Fri Jun 12, 2015 4:38 am
Hi Norbert
I could not find a way to switch the internal Sony stab off. Do you know a hack to do so?
Cheers
Christof
I could not find a way to switch the internal Sony stab off. Do you know a hack to do so?
Cheers
Christof
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