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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Uiterwijk" data-source="post: 43245" data-attributes="member: 8363"><p>No, wouldn't think so. You're more likely to get a blurry image than a shaky/jumpy one.</p><p></p><p>That's what the 180 degree shutter rule is about</p><p>High shutter speed gets you sort of a stop motion video effect (jumpy) while low shutter speed causes motion blur.</p><p>The 180 degree rule is like a middle ground where it looks the most natural to the human eye.</p><p></p><p>It's basically: shutter speed = 2*frame rate.</p><p>For the Spark that would always mean 60 (since it has a fixed frame rate of 30).</p><p></p><p>I pretty much always start at 60 as shutter speed.</p><p>Set my ISO to 100 (lowest) </p><p>And use an ND filter if the image is still to bright.</p><p>If I can't get it right where I want it with this I either boost the ISO to 200 (if it's to dark) or adjust the shutter speed 1 or max 2 steps higher/lower. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://goo.gl/PXwwBi" target="_blank">DroneChannel Tim</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim Uiterwijk, post: 43245, member: 8363"] No, wouldn't think so. You're more likely to get a blurry image than a shaky/jumpy one. That's what the 180 degree shutter rule is about High shutter speed gets you sort of a stop motion video effect (jumpy) while low shutter speed causes motion blur. The 180 degree rule is like a middle ground where it looks the most natural to the human eye. It's basically: shutter speed = 2*frame rate. For the Spark that would always mean 60 (since it has a fixed frame rate of 30). I pretty much always start at 60 as shutter speed. Set my ISO to 100 (lowest) And use an ND filter if the image is still to bright. If I can't get it right where I want it with this I either boost the ISO to 200 (if it's to dark) or adjust the shutter speed 1 or max 2 steps higher/lower. [URL="https://goo.gl/PXwwBi"]DroneChannel Tim[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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