Breeze Filters
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The "Old School" photographer in me says to always have at least a UV Filter on any Camera or Video Camera Lens. It's a lot cheaper to replace a scratched filter than a scratched lens. It would be a nice add-on for the Breeze!
Look for ND8 and ND16 filters because on the breeze we (have to) use 30fps and Ideally the shutter-speed should be around 1/60 - 1/90 unless you like choppy video. Some motion blur makes it all much better. Same thing as gopro: all auto this and auto that, so the problems and solutions are fairly the same. Think it's still too early, too less users, so we have to wait. :-(
In this video, the user has applied a plain piece of ND-Filter, cut from a sheet, to a Dobby:
With the breeze you might need to be extra careful to not interfere with the tilt movement, but it should be doable...
With the breeze you might need to be extra careful to not interfere with the tilt movement, but it should be doable...
I did that with a Dive Camera and Red Filter Film for shallow dives. I thought about this idea, but I have a "Flying GoPro" now. Perhaps some others could use that Good Tip. You would need to be really careful in attaching it so you don't mess up the servo motor. I think the Dobby lens is manual? IDKFS
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Hi i got the dobby havent flown it yet and the breeze filter meaning for the camera jello effect u mean?
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