Recent content by Bruno28

Humm. All I can add to it is to make sure the back grove of the gimbal is attached on the aircraft slot (photo1,2) And make sure you push upwards where the connection happen then rotate the lock. (Photo 3)

Yeah that's the one. Does the lock move at all without the gimbal?

There is a screw on the locking collar. Just unscrew it a bit to loosen the lock.

If you use FCPX, slow down the footage to custom 99% then use "optical flow" and it solves the choppy. I had same issue. But in 1080p 60fps it was smooth from camera. Have a look at frame by frame and you'll see that you have 2 consecutive frames that Are the exact same, that's why this choppy...

I found that before, but need to instal Perian, which I have before but didn't like it.

Is there K-Lite Player for mac?

Will have a look at K Lite player. Never seen that one. Yeah sorry. Didn't mean to come up as rude ( read my post again and it seemed). It's just that I was asked many times and I had replied about the computer specs. I didn't believe a Mac that is so recent would be slow for 4k. I'll try that...

I've said a few times it's not the computer. My computer is similar specs to yours but has 16gb of ram and stock Apple SSD. And boot time is 12-13seconds. I've tried VLC, QuickTime, MPlayer and all three has the same issue. Even tried on my galaxy s7 and it has the same issue.

Yes i think you are correct. The RED Panning best practice has explained my issues and how to get better videos. I guess even in the RED this happens. Just need to pan slower when using 30fps and can increase pan speed when doing 60fps

Thanks for the tip. I'll read all about that panning from red. Great. Also I've tried the 30fps timeline and if I slowed down 50% the double frames were still there present.

For those who asked about the choppy video. Ive done one from a previous pan. Not as choppy as I'm not moving as fast as. But still noticeable and not a good feeling to the eye. I also included the exact same clip with FCPX doing its Optical Flow to fix the issue, its quite an improvement. SO...

The colour depends what setting you have. Maybe if it's washed out, you're using D-Log or Cine D. Those two shoot with a wider dynamic range and tend to look whitish haze. They require colour correction at post editing and will look better as you'll get more details in shadows. If you select...

Have a look of a screen capture i did. Look at where the mouse pointer is, that shows the frames. And you can see that as i go frame by frame, every second one is the same.

One thing I've noticed whether I use the software editing at 30 or 60fps is that if I slow the footage say 50% I can see the frame by frame even better and even at 30fps editing setting it's still there. And it seems to be coming from the raw file in the SD card and not something that FCPX is...

I've used 29.97, 30, 60 and they all showed. I've now deleted them after trying out so many options. But I can easily recreate. With FCPX you can fix it slightly by using "optical flow" and it fixes the second frame that is a duplicate. But that's still no a solution for me. I've read that a...