DJI Mavic Air 2 - The Best Settings For Cinematic Footage

Awesome videos, very informative.

Damm, I was like damm he a real one he has luts for free then I saw the cost :,(, was about to subscribe.

why does it look smudgy though?

Thanks.

Strange, my controller doesn’t have tripod mode, as well as only having a 4:3 option on the camera settings

I notice im getting a lot of noise especially in the shadow area. I shot it at 4k 30 fps, 100 iso. Is this common...?

not sure why my videos are grainy....

I've been involved in photography/videography for almost 60 years. I've been watching a variety of these videos and there seems to be a lack of understanding on how to use the iris in setting your exposure. Iris isn't even mentioned in this video. However, manipulating the exposure by adjusting the shutter speed, iso or using an ND filter is mentioned. Adjusting the iris is the only method of adjusting the exposure without affecting the image quality. In truth at ISO 100 most outdoor full sun conditions should be handled with a 1/60 F16 or F22 setting. ND filters should only be used as a last resort. Why cover the glass of your expensive prime lens with a inferior piece of glass or plastic?

Every video Ive taken has been so noisy its unusable. Im guessing either I got a defective model or that my standards too high.

why do you set your return to home set at 50m instead of 30m?

Great info thanks

He footage of my magic air 2 is very noisy and grainy in any situations

Using D-Cinelike you will lose a lot of dynamic range on an 8-bit camera, more noise - check it out.

Dude... really appreciate these kinds of tutorials. I just purchased my MA2 and for the most part have pretty good stick control (spent 1 month using a simulator online before purchasing). Being in the downtown core of Toronto... you have to drive a good 45 min. minimum to be able to fly the drone, but it's been worth it so far.

I have a 15,000 sq. ft. indoor facility that i have been able to practice. by spring, i should be pretty solid on the sticks.

thanks again for all the tips.

D-cinelike has given me nothing but high noise footage. I don't know if it's my drone or what. Anybody else have that issue?

of course i gonna subscribe..the info are easy to understand..thanks for the video.

thank you so much. it is very useful for me

Very helpful, thanks!

Thanks for the video Mike.I just got mine a few days ago. I only few it once and I love this drone. I upgraded from the Spark so trying to get familiar with
this one and where everything is. I love how much quieter this is compared to my Spark. Enjoy your channel.

You're videos are amazing and very helpful! Thank you so much!

Thanks, so good and useful.

Very good video as always! Love your content Mike 👌

Great video again! love your tutorials Mike. Always usefull information to get here, you are making it easy to understand 🤗 BIG 👍🏼 for you...

Hey, Mike, what are yours advanced gimbal settings preferences? Would love to see a video on that subject + advance fly moves tutorial with the updated air 2

Muy buen video. Saludos 👍

Excellent 👌

Can you achieve professional footage without nd filters?

Fabulous. Exactly i was looking for.

Turn down the throw on your slicks, it will smooth out the video. For just video on mine, I reduce all by 50% unless windy then 35%.

Do you have gimbal overload issues when using the ND/PL filter?

Great video! Quality content, synthetic and interesting! For me you are now a point of reference! Grazie! :)

I wonder when/if DJI will add gimbal speed settings to the MA2. I also miss having EXP settings. It would be great if they added those features to the DJI Fly app.

Still didn't reply of my several comments on your previous videos... just wanned an advice..

One more question haha
I don't know if this is possible lol but if you have set the 180 shutter rule + iso 100 and you're happy with the exposure as it is, is there a need to add an ND filter on? Surely you would be to achieve what you need without having to add an ND in this case? Pls correct me if i am wrong - im just learning

Thank you Mike for the valuable info

Another informative tutorial, thank you.

Very nice and clear video. Thank you for sharing your skills!!!

Great review Mike

Such a great drone, tied to such a crappy app. DJY Fly just needs to go away.

Very cool tips again Mike! Thanks for sharing! Continue flying and stay safe! :)

Such a valuable video 🌟🌟

👏👏👏🤘😘

what about gimbal setting ? they said we cant slow down gimbal mobement?

Very nice. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 😊

Good one... careful with that wide angle :O :P

Fantastic video!!!!! Really needed this. So would you say if the video is looking over or under exposed, you should play around with the ISO first before adhusting the shutter speed? Becahse the ideal is to obviously have the 180 degree rule?

I’m still working at being smoother on the sticks — difficult when you’re an old fart🤣

Why don’t you shoot 4K at 24 FPS? I want to learn. Thank you.