kentphantom flyer No I didn't need to make any changes at all, and I also use the PolarPro filter and film in 4K at 24fps on the Hero 4, and then shrink the video down to 1080p. Some people recommended adding weights and things to their gimbal but it doesn't really need them to be honest - I've been flying with this combination for months now. The only negative is with the ND filter attached if you're facing the wind sometimes it can cause the gimbal to jerk to the right suddenly which is annoying.
I get that problem as well, I originally thought it was a glitch with the gimble. I'll be swapping the hero 3 for the 4 soon I think. I want to start filming more in 4k. Is there any reason why you don't shoot 4k @ 30fps?
kentphantom flyer Yeah because when I look under the settings only 24 & 25fps are available when filming due to PAL settings. 30fps appears under NTSC - but I have to set my GoPro to PAL since I use an FPV kit with the GoPro which is also PAL. But, I could just change both settings to NTSC I suppose, might do that! I was worried about my gimbal when it started jerking around and initially thought my drone was falling from the sky!
Polar Pro ND filter makes all the difference! Thanks for your advice about the castles, have removed them!
No worries, Keep the good videos coming.
Did you have to do any modifications to get the hero 4 to fit your h3-3d gimble?
kentphantom flyer
No I didn't need to make any changes at all, and I also use the PolarPro filter and film in 4K at 24fps on the Hero 4, and then shrink the video down to 1080p. Some people recommended adding weights and things to their gimbal but it doesn't really need them to be honest - I've been flying with this combination for months now. The only negative is with the ND filter attached if you're facing the wind sometimes it can cause the gimbal to jerk to the right suddenly which is annoying.
I get that problem as well, I originally thought it was a glitch with the gimble. I'll be swapping the hero 3 for the 4 soon I think. I want to start filming more in 4k. Is there any reason why you don't shoot 4k @ 30fps?
kentphantom flyer
Yeah because when I look under the settings only 24 & 25fps are available when filming due to PAL settings. 30fps appears under NTSC - but I have to set my GoPro to PAL since I use an FPV kit with the GoPro which is also PAL. But, I could just change both settings to NTSC I suppose, might do that! I was worried about my gimbal when it started jerking around and initially thought my drone was falling from the sky!