Davidecasu
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I'm planning to buy a yuneek 500 with the GoPro gimbal and the FPV. Do you know if the FPV for GoPro is compatible also for the Git2?
Hi which FPV you refer to?I'm planning to buy a yuneek 500 with the GoPro gimbal and the FPV. Do you know if the FPV for GoPro is compatible also for the Git2?
If you are referring to a FPV setup compatible with the GoPro then , yes it will work with the Git2 also.I'm planning to buy a yuneek 500 with the GoPro gimbal and the FPV. Do you know if the FPV for GoPro is compatible also for the Git2?
We will release a new V1.5 beta firmware next week, the contrast option is included, we'd like to hear feedback about this options.And for this, please GitUp reduce the contrast in AWB!!!!!!
Please share your settings and post-processing for your air travel video.
The mini 0903 has a 2MP sensor, with pixels something like 8x the size of the Git2 sensor it does manage a much better job in the dark. It uses the same sensor and processor found in the Gitup Git1. The Git1 manages to do a good job day and night, but it is rubbish for 16MP photos!...The mini 0903 video at night gets great video but the sensor is only 4megapixel (or something like that), anyway it will give you better low light performance but suffers at daytime, where the gitup2 (or other action cameras) give you way better video quality.
It is always a trade off, sensor size, megapixel count. Nothing you can do about it, just the way it is. But the gitup2 will only
get better and better as they continue to work on the firmware. That is so great compered to gopro who have more or less
dumped older products and at the moment silence.
The mini 0903 has a 2MP sensor, with pixels something like 8x the size of the Git2 sensor it does manage a much better job in the dark. It uses the same sensor and processor found in the Gitup Git1. The Git1 manages to do a good job day and night, but it is rubbish for 16MP photos!
If you are going caving then get yourself a Git1, if you are going to the beach then take the Git2, .
It doesn't matter if it's low light or whatever, still cameras allow you to use the three elements of exposure: shutter speed, aperture and ISO. (Btw, EV is not an element of exposure).
The Git2 is not a still camera, you have a fixed aperture and slow shutter speeds, because of that, you can not expose properly in manual exposure mode for video and the result is an overexposed image. To solve this you would need small apertures and it's not possible because the Git2 (like other action cams) uses a large aperture lens to handle low light conditions. Theorically speaking, the only way to achieve a well exposed image would be using a lot of compensation steps.
What settings would you recommend to record indoor sports? I would like to use my git2 to record roller (rink) hockey games but I don't know what settings should I use considering the fast movements and usually low light conditions.