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Here are the adjustments I've made for this video. Try to make the lens barrel large enough to hold filters, Git 2 is too small. If it is too big, it won't fit on most of the gimbals out there. I think there are a lot of guys out there like myself, we like to make videos but we don't know enough about cameras to make the correct adjustments for the best quality. It appears to me that the lens needs to be focused better. I am now 100% better than I was but still not satisfied. Much better to have it a little loose than a little too big! To adjust the diameter of the lens barrel, use a little electrical tape, best to put it on the filter holder, then place the filter holder on the lens barrel with the little bit of tape over the flat bit at the top, twist the lens holder and it will lock in place. If you don't know what you are doing then leave everything on default settings and auto exposure, then experiment with one setting at a time.ĭaylight WB is often not the nicest setting, either use auto or use a custom value as suggested above.

If you want to test the lens focus then take a 16MP photo. If you have sharpness on soft then you will need to sharpen it on a computer for it to look well focused, if you don't want to sharpen it on computer then set sharpness on normal. It appears to me that the lens needs to be focused better.

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ISO (light levels) -> higher ISO needs faster shutter speeds | lower ISO needs slower shutter speedsġ/240s, 1/120s (fast shutter speeds), anything below that I'd classify as slow, slower, slowest etc. Shutter speed (motion) -> faster shutter speed needs higher ISO | slower shutter speed needs lower ISO For the purpose of 'normal point and shoot stuffs' it goes: I'm sorry I actually made this too complicated. We don't have a variable aperture, so we only have shutterspeed and ISO to work with ISO is essence to support those settings, light sensitivity of the sensor Hehehe, yeah it gets complicated if you want to go into specialized photography/videography

Well that second point isn't entirely true, but it is the main idea.

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Shutterspeed related to motion, anti motion blur (fast movement, 1/240s or maybe 1/120s) or pro motion blur (blurring flowing water for example, all other shutterspeeds) -> Also as a side product, faster shutter speeds also darken the image and vice versa, but usually that is the job of ISO.

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rule of thumb, always keep one of them on auto if you're not sure how to make them play nice together That is always related to shuttespeed or ISO on this cam. Always keep this in mind skipper1, if you are having lighting issues (too dark, too light).