Mavic Air | Cinematic Settings | How To Find YOUR Best Settings

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thank you for watching my Mavic Air Cinematic Settings Tutorial. I really hope you are able to find your best cinematic settings so you can create awesome videos to share. Drop me a comment if you have questions and subscribe to see more Mavic Air videos!

[@tiredoldman5329]

Denied!

[@Vigneshvicky-ej6ve]

I am Vignesh from India . I watch all video.my mail id Vigneshkottur@ gmail.com. any abdate inform me please(mavic air). Thank you bro.

[@chrysbalbzstillsandfilm8915]

thank you for this tutorial.

[@seane_beane]

Yes it’s awesome this is what I’d been looking for.🎥👍

[@dermid27]

Thank you Jeff I've been looking for this I'm new to the mavic air and still learning it that helped alot I appreciate that.

[@kentpeters6446]

I've watched 50 plus videos and you addressed everyone of my issues with perfect explanation. Thank you. I would recommend this video to everyone that is new to the Mavic Air. I know it's two years old but I just bought mine used. Big time photographer and enjoy the new challenge. Thanks Jeff.

[@Rolfhult]

Nice video. Ps. Press power button once to mute that battery warning 👍

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Oh man, serious? That is quite possibly the best tip i have heard. That sound is worse than my alarm clock. Thank you!

[@ShebanFPV]

Thanks!

[@IIISentorIII]

lol OMFG thx! flying 4KM Back and the last 2KM with that alarm makes me wanna kill myself :D

[@jblake8293]

YES!!! Thank-you

[@payperview714]

what? I'm with Jeff...best tip ever! (Besides all the setting suggestions in this vid!)

[@Media-oq9ux]

No nonsense, no crazy you tuber antics and an iron man. Great job sir. I like your channel.

[@georgeq.8319]

I have the Mavic Air for 18 months and this video helped me a lot. Thanks from Miami.

[@fredroffey9894]

Helpful well explained info

[@maxheadroom8814]

Had a 1st outdoor flight with my MA and after having watched a lot of vids to prepare I found your tips to be excellent and without unnecessary drama or the ubiquitous ‘Hey KZbinrs what is happening’ shit, or crappy music and intros.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Very cool, thanks for the thumbs up Max Headroom! How was your first flight?

[@maxheadroom8814]

Up to 5 flights now and have managed to avoid crashing into the trees. Still flying with prop guards and did touch some thin branches. Picked up a set of Pgytech ND+CPL filters which flare a but but no colorcast. Getting a hang of mode-2 on the controller is not that easy. When the quad is far away it gets hard to tell which direction its facing. Guess I should be looking more at the phone app and not the quad. Will try to find a sinulator to practice in VR. Hopefully by the time it’s warm enough to fly without gloves I’ll be ready to film something interesting. Thanks again for your honest and helpful videos Jeff!

[@mardanheddeokwa]

Finally someone who explanes the stuff in a clear and normal way. Very informative, thanks dude!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Chris Wood thanks man, i appreciate you saying that. Happy to help!

[@garysmith6894]

Fantastic description of the settings in plain language - no excuses for poor exposure or jerky movements now!!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Awesome, thanks Gary!

[@defri.indonesia]

I am a new be, and this video help me a lot. keep doing best Jeff.

[@Dinos0001]

4:46 Wow! I always wondered "Why does it need to be blurry to be 'realistic'. What does old cinema have to do with this?". That hand movement demonstration explained it all!! Thanks!!

[@biggerterry]

Thanks. Well produced, edited, and paced. Great callouts of important points. Filled with useful information to budding drone videographers with little photography knowledge - like me. You did the classic lecture, (1) tell them what you're about to tell them, (2) tell them in the time necessary, (3) summarize what you told them.

[@JustDavidMinistries]

The only way to thank you was to subscribe and I have already done that on the 3rd minute into this video. You are so good at this. You sound more of a teacher. Thank you so much, Jeff

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Well thank you sir i appreciate that! I am glad you found this helpful.

[@digiteye]

This is a very good summary and told in a language that is understandable for anyone.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks so much, i appreciate the positive feedback!

[@cotemar23]

I REALLY like how you add the JUMP TO section, so I can keep going to important sections over and over again. Great Job.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

You are very welcome. I try to do that especially on the videos that are lengthy. Glad you found this helpful.

[@gordroberts53]

This will be a good quick start when my Air arrives in a couple of weeks. Many thanks!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

You are most welcome Gord, thanks for the thumbs up!

[@Dinos0001]

Great video!! Haven't had time to play with my Mavic Air because I'm working so these videos help alot to be ready for when I go out with my quad! Thank you very much!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

You are most welcome dinosz1000! Glad you found this helpful. Get out out there soon.

[@dougnixon6464]

This was a spectacular tutorial. Gold among KZbin trash. lol Anyways, I wanted to know more about the drone's movement settings so I can help out my friend who actually flies it. I'm the editor between us, and I highly recommend you go shoot in "D-Log" with -3 contrast and saturation. Afterwords go play with the colors in post. Trust me, you'll be amazed.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thank you sir, appreciate the insight!

[@TravisOG64]

Thank you for this. Excellent demonstration of these settings that I probably would have been too afraid to play with myself without explanation.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Travis G glad you found this helpful. Should definitely try ut out. Can always back out to the default settings.

[@2cool0]

DUDE thank you for putting the time stamps in the description! That is so helpful! Always wanted every tutorial video to do that....it saves so much time, thank you

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

I appreciate that. Yeah, i figured for those long videos, timestamps would be best for reference. Thanks for confirming!

[@proximityscan]

superb video, thats why youtube is for. Just got pack of filters to put on and now im finetuning settings.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks for the thumbs up proximityscan!

[@Neodim_]

Hi, thanks for video if i will use D-cinelike 0, -3, -2, what filter ot LUT i must to use at postprocessing? thank you

[@Steve_Wardley_G6JEF]

Great video Jeff, I've just got the Air (May 20) and this will be useful information. Cheers.

[@RayZandvoort]

Thanks a lot. Just bought a Mavic Air and tested it with some settings I changed myself but your tutorial saves me a lot of time to get to the best settings for cinematic footage. Cheers from Amsterdam.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Ray, glad to help!

[@jamesb1412]

Great videos thanks! Do you prefer the Pro 1 to the Air? I assume the Pro 1 has a better signal... I find the Air isn’t completely stable. Kinda regret not getting the Pro 1...

[@MrJacknutz]

Sir: Thank you for an excellent tutorial. You are a natural teacher.

[@LochieOReilly]

Thank you Jeff. I just bought my first drone, a Mavic Air, this weekend. I'm really keen on getting into cinematic drone photography and have been trying to absorb as much as I can from tutorials on KZbin. First thing I ordered was a set of these ND filters. Your video is the most comprehensive and easiest to follow that I've found. I'm itching to get outside and start filming. Thank you again and I'll definitely be checking out your other videos. Cheers.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

That is great Lochie, i am excited for you! Feel free to ask questions. There are lots of subscribers on here with all levels of experience.

[@Ariesdrone603]

Nice points. Just one small thing regarding the yaw endpoint. You showed roll instead of yaw after you modified the setting. Other than that, very clear and straightforward.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Dave, you are right! Somehow i missed that. Good catch. Appreciate the thumbs up!

[@tiredoldman5329]

Thank You Jeff for taking the time to make this video. Answered a lot of my questions. Very informative.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Tired Old Man awesome, glad you found this helpful.

[@tiredoldman5329]

Very helpful. Kudos.

[@cathypage0507]

This is vey helpful - excellent demonstrations of the various settings and what happens when you change them. Great for beginners like me!

[@lmv1496]

hey, I found this video very helpful and it def helped me out a lot. I upgraded to the air 2 and really want to change the gimbal speed settings but cannot find the menu for that

[@challicedarkon]

Thanks for taking the time out to produce this video.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

you are most welcome, i hope you found this helpful!

[@siralexander5042]

Excellent video! The gimbal settings & sensitivity segments were Golden for me! Question: I like to manually expose my shots when taken pictures...but when I do so, I noticed that I can’t set my focus. If I switch back to auto, I can tap focus anywhere. Can you explain what I’m possibly doing wrong when in manual? Thanks!

[@jblake8293]

Again very helpful. These tips are the little gems that really make a difference when shooting. Well put together.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thank you, i appreciate you saying that!

[@pvictor54]

You are very right about the risk of a cinematic mode. I almost lost my drone lifting it up in the narrow yard between high buildings from all four sides. It has lifted ower the roofs and because of the wind vanished of my site. At the very moment a low battery warnind appeared. It was quite difficult to bring the drone back, since I`m a newcomer in drones flights.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

I get nervous just hearing the low battery warning.

[@Mikesaroadwarrior]

makes me crazy

[@skumavideo]

Nice video. Worth mentioning that the use of ND filters can be over hyped. We use them purely to get the correct amount of motion blur. If you are taking videos of landscape, there really isn't much motion in the picture that would introduce blur anyway. Only really required if you are filing sports/people/moving vehicles etc. Otherwise, just change your shutter speed to get the correct exposure and ignore the 180 degree rule.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Skuma Video agreed. Good timing, i actually posted a new video last week just on nd filter faq's and this was one of the best questions. Cheers!

[@skumavideo]

Nice, i'll go look for it.

[@va3dda]

I have one question for you . After you set up your MA with these setting will they stay at the setting you put in or do they default back to original setting after you turn off your MA?

[@uasflightservicesllc3552]

Jeff been waiting for someone to help me set and understand settings better, thanks so much!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

You got it, glad to help!

[@mycatsaliberal3848]

Brother I’ve watched a ton of videos trying to get a grasp on this whole concept. I don’t know if it just finally got through or your just good at explaining it but it finally makes sense to me. You got a new sub today. Great video

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Jamie Lane thanks sir, i am glad you found this helpful!

[@L7mR]

Hi Jeff, I bought a mavic air 1 mounth ago and I'm learning about it. Ya thats my first drone and thanks to you I learn a lot already! I think the auto mode for the video is good enough althought I want to get the best shots possible so I find your videos. One thing i am not happy with is the pictures I take with the mavic air, most of times it gets grain, so could you tell me in your opinion what is the best settings for sharpness pictures? Thanks

[@gusnwanya]

Thanks for such a comprehensive and thorough walk through! I've seen so many reviews. But this videos is my buy in to the drone!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Gus for the positive feedback. I have been happy with the DJI products for the last 4 years or so. They are really nice tools, and it is amazing to see how fast the technology is changing every year.

[@louthecattv2573]

Wow...the most clearly explained settings video i have ever watched...this may even help me....i do thankyou so much for the great work....going to try out settings today as i will be glad never to use cinematic mode again.....yikes....im quite sure i have died a few times watching me drone not stop...drifting closer and closer to stuff in that mode....you rock...thanks and God bless

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Lou! I am really glad you found this helpful. Looking forward to see what you capture.

[@johnyeflightmorganacardo535]

Thanks, very informative. I too am an Ironman - very cool 140!!

[@taniac3669]

Hello Jeff ,I subscribed and learned some tips from you , Thx here is my question , for the EXP settings , you set at configuration 1, what about configuration 2, and3 , what are the differences ? should we set the same to get smooth effects ? Thx Jeff , waiting for your reply

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Hi Tania, Welcome to the community! For the EXP settings i am am using (0.4, 0.2, and 0.2). This basically smooths out the side to side movements. Is that what you are referring to.

[@taniac3669]

Jeff Greene Thx ,will test

[@vladislavafekete3741]

so basically without filters i am destined to shoot only automatic setup i guess ...perfect video!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Nothing wrong with auto mode. I think the mavic air shoots pretty good straight out of the box.

[@fabiofermi9617]

Hello Thanks x This tutorial I followed carefully and taken note but in the end you put "cinematic setting OF " What is it? Then one more thing... Recording at 100 ISO I realized that the quality even in the daytime with the sun in the parts more in the shadow form of the noise of the grain can be corrected? Thank you!!!!!

[@thejigfreak4070]

great great great tutorial... question, for the throttle (up and down) adjustments in the EXP, does it have any effect on Return To Home? For example if you put it at 0.10... does it climb ever so slowly to your RTH height? Thanx

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Nope that is all done by a default speed set in software. I don't know of any way to change the default RTH speed settings.

[@thejigfreak4070]

thanx for the prompt reply...cheers.. keep up the great vids..

[@frednorman1]

Always great videos, Jeff. Thanks

[@davidga9898]

Great tips! It helped me a lot! One QUESTION: By changing how responsive the drone is to joysticks, wouldnt my drone be LESS CAPABLE TO RETURN in case of low bat or windy conditions?? BIG THANKS to anyone can help!! 👋

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Hi David, thanks for the questions. Actually changing the settings only affects the responsiveness, but not the overall speed. Kind of like making it smooth like a Cadillac and not stiff like a Mustang. Hope that helps!

[@pinkywinky911]

Very helpful video! This just answered all of my questions. The Mavic Air is my first drone. I also have zero experience with photography but this video made everything so easy. Will be ordering ND filters. Thank you.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

No problem pinkywinky222, i am glad this was helpful to you!

[@ChuckTSeeker]

Is there a video to show how you have done all these settings to get the colors right when you take it to the video editor?

[@travelgo5821]

Thank for your tutorial, but I have a question, what should set my FPS if I don't have an ND filter?

[@paulfwsjones]

Cheers Jeff, Great Vid, I too am upgrading from a Spark to the Air, nothing wrong with the spark I love it but the Air just a little nicer. Thanks Paul

[@ksleejerry]

Hi Jeff! Just got hold of my Polarpro filters and will try out your settings and revert with my experience. Thank you sooooo much for sharing, I enjoyed it, and instructions are super clear and easily understood! Please keep the videos coming man!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thank you Jerry, i appreciate you saying that. Looking forward to seeing your results!

[@HG-rs5yy]

Thank you very much!! I will bring your tips into my drone. Thanks again.

[@rfo5186]

Interesting Cinematic Settings Tutorial, what a DJI App is that, you also have a version for DJI Mavic Air 2 this works only with the App DJI Fly

[@rfo5186]

sorry the App is DJI Go 4.0

[@Davethebluessinger]

Very clear and informative, Thanks - it's given me food for thought!

[@IwanderExploreCapture23]

best cinematic settings❤

[@j0c1988]

Best Vid on youtube !! Very detailed. Keep it going !! Subscribed

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thank you Jay, i really appreciate that.

[@Jeof54]

Thank you for the info, I learned a lot tonight about all the adjustments for mavic air.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

You are most welcome!

[@auscurrymaster]

Fantastic video, thanks Jeff. In your reference to Cinematic setting, I guess all these adjustments you've made amount to a "manual" cinematic setting?

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

yes exactly, mainly the need to get the entire platform as smooth as possible.

[@peteinozi]

Hi Jeff , fantastic tutorial . I don't know whether you can help me , I pretty new to this , but my video playback from the internal storage to my computer looks very grainy and pixilated , especially with the rotation of the drone. I have not played with any camera settings. Thanks for any help .

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Hi Peter, are you viewing playback from something recorded on your phone's storage or are you talking about the internal storage on your Mavic Air? It could be a slow PC. Can you post a video clip or a screenshot for your DJI Go4 app from your phone while the mavic is recording. Should be able to confirm the mavic is set up properly.

[@peteinozi]

Hi Jeff, I have now loaded the video clips on to a USB stick and the video playback is good on 2 laptops, and on 2 large screen TVs we have in the house. My desktop PC is about 7 or 8 years old and the video playback is very pixilated on that, so the problem must be the old PC . I hope this may help someone else with the same problem . Thanks very much for your reply and your help. Keep up the great videos on KZbin .

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

peter davis ok cool, good to know! That 4k video can be a beast on older video graphics cards.

[@daithiod]

Thank you for the comprehensive explanations. Very very clear and understandable.

[@rav3552]

Awesome video mate. I really like that you took the time to explain these tips.

[@jimtwombly2109]

Excellent explanation of how to set up the Mavic Air from soup to nuts. I especially thought the summary explanation was excellent because there was so much information to digest. I was able to get my paper and pencil out and write it down as you explained your reasoning for the settings. You must have been in the military. Tell them what you are going to tell them. Tell them. Then tell them what you told them.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Jim for the thumbs up. No military training for me, but my dad was in the Navy and definitely has been known to tell me how things are done. :)Cheers!

[@ersanyucel]

Çok faydalı buldum JEFF. Mavic Air yeni kullanıcısıyım. Türkiye'de otuyorum. :))

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Teşekkür ederim Ersan :)

[@ZENxTENinc]

Noicee... love me some air... so helpful tip.. when your on the EXP screen you can actually move the joysticks and see the ball move following the lines. This lets you feel and see how much you moving the stick will respond vs setting it and flying to test.. also lets you see specifically which is being adjusted when your making your movements to see the ball move..

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks for the insight ZENxTENinc!

[@ozzelthecomposer5825]

Awesome stuff! Would be super nice if DJI would set up some type of presets based on what most people try to achieve manually. For instance Cinematic Mode1 4K:24fps, Shutter 50, Gimbal, Controls and Breaking Smooth Cinematic Mode 2 1080p 24fps, Shutter 50, Gimbal, Controls, and Breaking Smooth Slow Motion 1 1080p 120fps, Shutter 240 etc. I don’t even think it gives you the option to save profiles like this at this point does it? If not, definitely should. If so, please let me know how. Thanks! Keep up the great work!

[@bankybaby1]

Thanks a lot Jeff. I was watching your channel. After that i went out and tried to play with apps. What i got yesterday, which was working for me is at Helix mode. Picture came out pretty good though. I will keep watching yours until i play with those apps with confidence 😁😁😁.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Sitthichok!

[@paulbarron2128]

Great video. Was extremely helpful to have the settings explained in simple terms. Many thanks

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Paul, happy to help!

[@TheMoraTeamSanDiego]

Solid tutorial on how to set up your Mavic air. Just got mine and this helps so much! Thanks, Jeff you the man! - Mike from San Diego.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Mike Mora Real Estate thank you sir! Glad to help.

[@markr6204]

Hi Jeff, outstanding video. Have you recorded at night? What settings do you recommend? Thanks!

[@sphexes]

Great video.. thanks for the very useful info.

[@payperview714]

What a helpful video. Just got my first drone and this saves me a lot of time. Subbed.

[@nonac4]

Nice work Jeff. Thanks for the great info. Thanks for sharing.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thank you Con for the thumbs up! Glad you found this helpful.

[@HiddenPlaces]

Thanks man just got a Mavic Air and wanting to set it up to get the best I can out of it. Great video. 👍🏼

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Hidden Places cool man, thanks for the thumbs up!

[@jamaalgreen7984]

Great suggestions. Made my flying much better. Thanks!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Jamal, i am glad you found this helpful!

[@hmhasan4580]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@81tibr]

Love the easy to follow guide. Thanks!

[@kimbagge2706]

hey Jeff, thanks for you help with setting up the drone, really like it. I do have a question :) when you say you what to take the colour out and add that it post ? what is in post like where to you add the colours again. its it program like final cut you add the colours again ? hope you will help me here :) vh kim

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Hi Kim, yes you are correct. I shoot in the flat color profile so that i can add color in editing, using Final Cut Pro X. Hope that helps!

[@kimbagge2706]

first, thank you for replaying @@JeffGreeneChannel. yes it helps a lot to understand where the colours are. I just need to get some more cash to get final cut then. again thank you for you time and I really do appreciate your help !

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

@@kimbagge2706 you are very welcome. There is nothing wrong with using the normal color profile that you get straight out of the mavic 2 pro or mavic air.

[@kimbagge2706]

okay cool, ill keep playing with it and change it again when I have final cut for it looks so good when you put the colours on after Jeff :) its the air I have, so awesome machine :) keep up your good work, its helping a lot of people :)

[@vanillabeanryan]

Awesome video Jeff, great insights and tips - thanks 👍

[@vladimirz.anim3d]

I'm a fan of your videos and advices, thanx!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

walderrramos thanks buddy, i am glad you found this helpful!

[@maxkielbasa3324]

very informative video. Thanks. And this is the first time I heard or saw the word "Granularity" thank you.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

maxkielbasa ha ha thank you. I hear that word all the time at work. Not sure if it is a real word 😁

[@neilkellyjewellery-company]

Thanks Jeff, i'll be trying these settings later.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks for the thumbs up Neil, glad you found this helpful.

[@discoverthelifestyle3088]

Question I am new with dji mavic air this setting are for recording video, it will affect picture mode?,thanks

[@epsilanogracia8111]

Hi Jeff..thx for your info Anyway how bout its gain setting?

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

EPSILANO GRACIA i would leave the gain setting alone . This has to do with holding the craft in place as-is. The only time you would change this would be if you added an accessory that increased the overal weight of the mavic air.

[@epsilanogracia8111]

Oic..would you please lemme know whats its gain feature for? And what kind of accessory you mean ?🙏

[@tiredoldman5329]

Quick question Jeff. What series of the filters do you have? I see at least 3 different ones.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

I bought the cinema series 3 pack (ND4, ND8, ND16). If i had to do over, i would get a custom pack cinema series (ND8, ND16, ND32). I can make do without the ND4.

[@oregonpov1881]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you for posting. Very helpful.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Oregon POV, glad you found this useful!

[@johnnycigarettes3325]

Excellent and very helpful video Jeff. I am learning to create more professional films with my Mavic Air and this was really helpful. I notice you had three filters in the kit although there is a larger kit with more filters available. Would you recommend I invest in the larger kit or woukd the 4 8 and 16 be suitable? I am planning to film in bright sunlight. Thank you

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

A Google User interesting timing, i just posted a video today on this. For bright sunlight, i would suggest getting the custom set of 3 from polar pro and get the 8,16, and 32. That should cover just about any situation. Happy flying!

[@dennyw6263]

Thanks for your tips, will try those setting for my MA.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Denny W you are very welcome. Happy flying

[@269211]

Great explanations. I'm a beginner with filming and it helps me a lot!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Harry!

[@roderickjamesriddick6255]

Thank you Jeff.

[@vutran6257]

Great informative video! Ty

[@abdumka]

one of the most comprehensive video. thanks.

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks abdumka, very much appreciated!

[@slamduncan5852]

This is what I have been looking for. Thanks!!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Awesome, glad to help Slam Duncan!

[@Schmavie]

Excellent teaching! Thank you!

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks for the thumbs up David! I appreciate the feedback.

[@southerncharmphotography4927]

Thanks Jeff. Great video, content, content, and delivery method. Just what I need to shoot with my new Mavic Air. I definitely learned some new tricks of the trade. Cheers, Stac

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Awesome, thanks for the thumbs up! Hope you found what you were looking for.

[@DGUENOT]

Very informative video, thank you. I need to try out now. Coming from photo, I would like to take action sport/ like kite surf or ski ...so 1/60 speed seems too low. What speed will you recommend?

[@wetookalpha8598]

I've just uploaded my first edit using the Mavic Air in 4k, just pretty basic footage I captured over winter. Would love some input from the drone community before I start the next one, filming on holiday/once in a lifetime shots etc.

[@franka2817]

Hi and thanks for the video. Will the gimbal cover fit with the polar pro nd filter attached? Also, I have read that the filers can somehow damage the gimbal....have you experienced this?

[@JeffGreeneChannel]

Thanks Frank A! The gimbal cover fits just fine with the ND filter attached. The poloar pro filters are super lightweight and actually replace the clear lens on the mavic air. So you remove the clear lens and then add the ND filter lens. The weight is essentially identical. I also have polar pro on the mavic pro, where the nd filter is added on top of the stock lens. No issues with the gimbal or the gimbal cover for over a year.

[@franka2817]

Thanks!