jorgeser
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As new user of a Git2 I need learn a lot about it.
The best that you can do, it is test, and test, and test again to learn how works.
Today for example, I have tested some features added in the last firmware (v1.5 Beta) for Git2 (31/05/2016) and I have tested it without filters, and with two different filters of 52mm.
One of them it was a CPL filter, and the another one it was a ND2-ND400 filter.
After to test this, and in my opinion, my experience is that without filters the results are good, but with a filter, the videos have improved.
Of course, it depends about where you are living.
In Spain for example, the weather is very sunny.
Record without filters it is possible, but with the correct filters, you can see more details (clouds, ground, floor, objects, etc).
After tests, I have reviewed the settings that I have applied and I have to share that I haven't found big differences.
Note: The lens was dirty. I put my finger on it, but I didn't see this until after finish the video.
Video (with the ND2 filter):
However, I think that the best settings are (in this test):
- 1080P 60fps
- White Balance: Daylight
- Custom While Balance Set: 0 - 0
- EV: +0.0
- ISO: 100
- Color: Colorful
- Contrast: Normal
- Gyro: On
- Sharpness: Soft
- Metering: Spot
- FOV: Wide Angle
- Video Bitrate: High
To learn more:
What is your opinion about this?
Is necessary to use a filter?
What is your recommendation about the settings to use with sunny locations?
Thanks in advanced.
The best that you can do, it is test, and test, and test again to learn how works.
Today for example, I have tested some features added in the last firmware (v1.5 Beta) for Git2 (31/05/2016) and I have tested it without filters, and with two different filters of 52mm.
One of them it was a CPL filter, and the another one it was a ND2-ND400 filter.
After to test this, and in my opinion, my experience is that without filters the results are good, but with a filter, the videos have improved.
Of course, it depends about where you are living.
In Spain for example, the weather is very sunny.
Record without filters it is possible, but with the correct filters, you can see more details (clouds, ground, floor, objects, etc).
After tests, I have reviewed the settings that I have applied and I have to share that I haven't found big differences.
Note: The lens was dirty. I put my finger on it, but I didn't see this until after finish the video.
Video (with the ND2 filter):
However, I think that the best settings are (in this test):
- 1080P 60fps
- White Balance: Daylight
- Custom While Balance Set: 0 - 0
- EV: +0.0
- ISO: 100
- Color: Colorful
- Contrast: Normal
- Gyro: On
- Sharpness: Soft
- Metering: Spot
- FOV: Wide Angle
- Video Bitrate: High
To learn more:
What is your opinion about this?
Is necessary to use a filter?
What is your recommendation about the settings to use with sunny locations?
Thanks in advanced.