Recent content by AeroMirage

I don't know if it matters where it is set. I always kept mine on A, so can't say.

Don't forget, you need the SSD and the reader....

I tried them all and IMHO they all were garbage. The best any of them would do was to zoom, then shoot. But no smooth zoom while shooting video.

You can't. :eek: The closest you can get is to turn on the camera and let the lens extend. Then remove it without turning off the camera. That will leave it extended. Then turn off bird and remount the lens. You can then try to balance it but that is subject to change as the COG changes when you...

Yes, on X5S.

I had one along with the Oly 12mm and I preferred the 17mm over it. I got better color definition from it and the FOV wasn't noticeably different.

Oly and Panni both stink. Only zoom I ever had on a drone that was worth turning on was a Z3 in the Inspire 1.

Not great. Lack of detail and camera had a hard time focusing, even on manual focus. Got rid of both of them. Shame, the Z3 was a decent zoom when I had the Inspire 1. Wish DJI would make a Z3S.......

I tried both the Panasonic 14-42 and the Olympus 14-42 and found both lousy. Neither was a smooth zoom and camera would often not 'see' the lens. Would have to land, remount lens and reboot.

The X5 used the same sensor as the GH4, so it is very likely

I have noticed that Olympus lenses work fine on Panasonic cameras but Panasonic lenses do not work well on Olympus cameras.

I think he just needs the lens cap.

Hmmm.. that's a tough one to argue. Maybe tell them that you can deliver professional results from the start. Maybe offer to train their guy. (For a fee, of course!)

If they use you they only pay for services rendered.

The "DJI" 15mm is actually a Panasonic Lumix. This likely explains it.