You can also stabilize with Gyroflow using the gyro data

@VisionaryFilmStudios

Ай бұрын

Haven’t heard of gyroflow, I’ll have to check it out

@DeMoNSe3d

Ай бұрын

@@VisionaryFilmStudios the FPV community uses it to stabilize, its great

Great video as always.

@VisionaryFilmStudios

Ай бұрын

Doin my best! 💪

Great video man!

@VisionaryFilmStudios

Ай бұрын

Thanks!! Doin my best!

Big fan of yours

@VisionaryFilmStudios

Ай бұрын

🥰🔥

is it normal to get artifacts on the hlg 3 when moving the camera fast in low light ? like i get blocky colors when i change to cine 4 it only the noise pls help

@VisionaryFilmStudios

14 күн бұрын

Great question! So I’d expect to be seeing artifacts in either color mode. Usually, artifacts from fast movements are related to the codec your using to record, not the color settings in the camera. If you did the same movement using both picture profiles. I’d expect to see some artifacting in either. The low light shouldn’t be affecting it either actually, but a higher ISO might make it more prominent and noticeable. In other videos talking about the ZVe10, I’ve noted that the ZVe10 is definitely an incredible camera, but one of its limitations is fast camera movements like you need for sports shooting or action scenes (or whatever you’re shooting). Not that you can’t still shoot nice footage of those things with the camera, but you will start to see some of its limitations when it comes to things like rolling shutter or artifacts. Unfortunately, there is no other codec options for the ZVe10, which means you’re stuck with the h264 compression on this camera. You might be able to connect a ninja v to it for recording, which would fix the artifacts if you record in pro res, but I don’t think the ninja v works with the ZVe10. But I could be wrong about that, it may work with the ZVe10, I’ve just never tried it. Probably not the answer you were hoping for but I hope this helps nonetheless!