No LOG, but you can adjust contrast. See my other video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6rXhIN5aZ6VnrM

No, I didn't use any filters. This is stock footage directly from the camera :)

@@Tussi17 i mean lens filters not software filter in post-production.

@@ySOserious7777 I haven't used any physical filters either, why would I? :) Other than a CPL, I can't see how any color filters or otherwise would be beneficial.

@@Tussi17 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2apoaCcl9xkm68

The first one

Just the default settings.

Yes I explained that, and the reason for it in the description. Dont be a dummy :)

Stills from Zino is just frame grabs from the video feed. So the stills will look exactly like a paused video file.

Good question. My guess would be that most drone pilots are older guys with little to no technical insight in camera management. They use the original settings which is crushing the black levels and makes everything too contrasty. If you buy a Zino, use the following settings for the best video footage from the drone: Contrast 50, Saturation 50, Sharpness 3. Then you have a really good starting point with lots of dynamic range to start color grading the footage in DaVinci and similar softwares. From there on it's down to your own artistic preferences in how you want the video to look.

@@Tussi17 Wow. honestly i didnt expect an answer that quickly on a video that was uploaded 10 months ago. Im thinking about getting the zino. Thank you very much!

@@mav7677 My pleasure :)

The temp was about -10C, had no problems with battery or anything else. Battery lasted as long as it does on the summer, probably because it will heat up to normal temps from the high drainage of the motors.

In Norway at a place called Lindesnes Fyr :)

Yes, both the description and on the video itself, I explain that the footage is handheld because of extreme wind conditions :) 0:17

Please more shots 🙏 keep it up 😊

@@Raphi86 More shots are coming :) Planning a trip the upcoming weekend. Will pray for nice weather :)

@@Tussi17 Too hot to fly here. My phone will stop operating. 40 degrees Celsius or 104 degrees Fahrenheit here today (Sydney Australia). Not sure the max temp a drone can handle.

@@hachewie I don't think it's the max temp of the drone that's the problem. The phones can get a bit hot when streaming the video feed. Especially if you are recording your phone screen while flying.

Hi. I would NOT take the 18" as it would be too quiet. The 14" is just perfect :) The sound volume is elegant and tasteful; very quiet when cruising but releases a powerful grunt with lots of bass when giving it some juice :) You can easily arrive at your home at night without waking the neighboors by driving normally. I think alot of people would say that the 14" is a bit too quiet, but I think it's perfect :)

Can anyone tell me if this brand has the sensor fitment built in and does it cause a ECU error light to come on the dash

Yes, I love that plane. Since the wings are below the head position, instead of above, it's easy to get that small sense of being a fighter pilot :) :) And I also feel more free in it, because you can look straight up at the skies, as well as having a good view of the ground. The closest one can come do a convertible in the air :)