How To Shoot a 4k Daytime Hyperlapse with the Mavic Air 2s In Waypoint mode - ND Filter 512 a MUST!

In today's how to Rumble video I am going to show you how I shoot 4k Daytime Hyperlapse videos with my DJI Mavic Air 2s.

I start off by affixing the darkest ND Filter I can find which for me is currently the ND 512. A very dark filter.

The dark filter reduces the amount of light that makes it to the sensor.

As the light is reduce a slower shutter speed is required. This slower shutter speed allow the movement in the film to show a lot of motion blur. This adds to the overall drama and reality of the Hyperlapse movie in the finished output.

The Air 2s does a noble job of creating the project right inside the drone. However, this does mean a significant reduction in overall quality.

I shoot and store every image in the RAW file format and carry them into Adobes Lightroom Classic. I then batch edit the photos and ultimately use the high resolution RAW files to create the extremely high resolution 4k video final output.

I liken it to using your DSLR camera in all it's glory on Automatic or Program when it's capable of so much more.

Ask a pro...we all shoot everything in Manual...even with our drones. :-)

I hope you find this video to be helpful and educational.

I'll see you in the next one.

I am
Robert Anthony Part 107 Commercial Drone Pilot
I fly a Mavic Air 2s
Please reach out to me on my website
https://raphotog.com

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