Other side of the Marina, using Cinemaster2 this time instead of higher end drone normally used for footage -- 30fps, unknown shutter speed and no ND filters. Did some color correction . Cinemaster2 settings for camera are not like Mavic 3 - Can not adjust shutter speed, aperture, frame rate or add ND filters. That being said, takes some pretty good quality video for an inexpensive drone. (350 to 400 dollars as opposed to a more professional drone like our Mavic 3 at 2,049). Cinemaster2 does sometimes catch it's own rotors at the top of the frame so adding a cinematic letterbox helps to get them out of frame.
