How to adjust the camera when shooting DJI night scenes

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If you want to know the relevant skills of night scene shooting, you can try to adjust the camera to the manual (M) mode, iOS set to 200 in the APP's camera parameter setting, and then adjust the shutter parameters to get the appropriate light and dark effect. If you need to shoot a light track, try to shoot in a breezy environment with a shutter speed set for 3 to 4 seconds, and you will get a light track**.

The first time you fly through the air and capture the untouchable beauty, you can feel the meaning of DJI's existence (as long as the weather is good, a few minutes). Now I go to the community every day to watch the tutorials of those great gods, although it feels a little out of reach, but we novices should still write something, just record the growth and share the shooting process. Everyone learns from each other together (because the royal is easy to carry, so use the royal to fly).

Well, let's get down to business.

2. Choose a good shooting location, and go to the scene to explore the road during the day to see if there are any interferences, wires, tree branches, etc. nearby. Find a suitable take-off point. You can also fly a few laps to find a composition angle that you think is good, and you can go straight to your destination at night.

3. Safety! Safe! Fly in strict accordance with relevant regulations, and do not fly where you shouldn't. Before takeoff, check the surrounding environment, whether the aircraft status list is normal, whether the return altitude and home point are set and refreshed, battery level, and GPS.

When taking off and landing, the tail lights are on your own, and you will fly to the predetermined shooting location after meeting the above conditions.

Set camera parameters:

Select the manual mode M for shooting (you can use the automatic mode first, and then switch to the manual mode after flying to the destination).

The aperture setting is the largest (not set for non-dimmable models).

ISO is set to 100, and 200 can be set to windy winds

Adjust the shutter speed according to the EV value (the slower the shutter speed, the higher the requirements for the aircraft's stabilizer), the slower the shutter speed, the larger the EV value (the brighter the screen), and generally the EV-3 is about one stop. Don't overdo it. (I'm no problem with the Phantom 3a for up to 5 seconds in a windless environment**).

To set the ** format, it is recommended to choose JPEG+DNG (one is convenient to view, and the other is to have more space in the later stage).

The white balance is manually adjusted, the lighting is complex at night, and the camera generally can't judge correctly (I've set it up casually now, and you can adjust it yourself when the time comes); I choose the color ordinary; Style selection criteria.

Remember to turn off the forearm light, otherwise the picture will be disturbed.

Open grid lines and diagonal lines to make it easier to compose your shot.

Four: Click on the flying attitude ball in the lower left corner, and the best time to shoot is when there is no fluctuation in the level after hovering, which is very important.

After hovering, the following appears, so hurry down and go home.

01 Carefully selected subjectsFor the people who live and live in the city, urban landmarks, various buildings, public facilities, water systems and lakes, squares and green spaces, shopping malls and markets are all the subjects of urban night scene photography. When choosing a subject, it is necessary to choose a beautiful landscape stool that is typical and ornamental in the city. Lighting is an important element in the city's night scenes, so it is also necessary to choose those buildings with better lighting facilities and lighting as the focus of shooting.

It is necessary to pay attention to the usual preliminary investigation, according to the different positions, different heights, and appearance characteristics of the subject, take different shooting angles, and use lenses with different focal lengths to repeatedly try to compose the shot, and find out the best plan.

When shooting night scenes, you often encounter two problems of out-of-focus and excessive noise, but in fact, the trick to solve these two problems is not difficult, as long as you pay attention to the stability of the camera posture and control it, you can capture the rich night to the greatest extent.

**Regulate. Because the light is weaker at night than during the day, a higher sensitivity or longer shutter time is required to improve**, otherwise the picture will be pitch black.

When shooting, it is recommended to set the aircraft to M gear (manual mode), and manually set the ISO value, shutter speed, and aperture size (the aperture can be adjusted for some aircraft).

First, adjust the aperture to the maximum and the ISO to the lowest, and then adjust the shutter speed with the brightness of the live video feed**. If the image is still very dark after adjusting the shutter, try gradually increasing the ISO value until the brightness of the image is moderate.

Note that at this time, due to the low brightness at night, black accounts for most of the picture, **prompt may always be in an underexposed state, it is recommended to determine the final ** by observing the image transmission screen.

We don't have the power to adjust the aperture, we can only adjust the ISO and the shutter speed. The DJI Phantom 4 allows you to adjust the ISO range from 100 to 1600 (**) and the shutter speed is 1 8000 to 8 seconds.

1.Switch the camera to M gear.

2.Lower the ISO as much as possible.

3.Adjust the time to adjust the shooting brightness.

4.Switch the aircraft to P mode.

5.Avoid large areas of self-emitting bodies.

6.Pick a windless day as much as possible.

7.Pick a windless day as much as possible.

8.Pick the time.