Recent content by nutsnbolts

Awesome. If you have an Android device. The past two DJI app works with OTG. Although I think DJI still don't recommend it. :)

Yeah I just realized that and confused my MPP. Thanks for clarifying.

I'm going to say also that two things I have observed with this video. 1. Tap on the screen to focus to ensure you are in focus. 2. Upload using the SD card and not the cached video from your phone. My cached video on my phone is always crap like the video you posted. It skip, its hazy and...

Thanks for the links. Yeah I stumbled on some of the links and would prefer to get it from Google store but I may have to just grab it now. :)

Can't wait but seems like 4.2.12 is not available now or was pulled from the Google store.

I haven't seen any update on Google play yet. Still waiting for my update.

Maybe I don't understand but is 4.2.18 the latest version of the app? I thought we were at 4.2.26 or something. Can someone else confirm the OTG working?

Just to be clear, you're using an Android device with OTG cable? Or you used a CS device (which I know is technically Android) with an OTG cable? The reason I'm stating the difference is that I'm assuming an OTG cable with Android (samsung) versus Android (Crystalsky) have different results?

Mavmount all the way. Can't beat the quality but it's a pretty penny. For a mount the pricing is more expensive than most of the mounts out there. At the end of the day I like quality items and although I vow that I wasn't going to spend so much on a mount, I finally did because of these main...

So wifi is the only option then till I guess till it changes. Sigh.

Out of curiosity, I know some folks are using the CS with Wifi with the Spark and having great results. Can you use an OTG cable? (Micro-usb to Type C) with it? Or is this also plagued with the whole OTG support for Android? (issues with telemetry, etc.) I don't mind using the Wifi, as I have...

It's funny because now i notice when watching YouTube videos you rarely see DJI sparks as a main tool to capture slow mo or used for cinematic purposes. If you do see the spark in use it's due to some "tool" method to replicate it. Unfortunately for beginning hobbyist that do light editing I...

Yeah I'm realizing that limitation. There are other methods to make things slow mo from an optical flow perspective in final cut pro for instance but I was just wondering is what I'm experiencing is what I understand and everyone's understanding. For those that I guess don't do post production...

See I guess my main question is that is that typical of what everyone does? I see your point of conforming a captured 30fps to a 24 frame timeline and understand it will be smoother. Is that what everyone doing?

So I never really put much thought to this till I started watching tons of videos about 24, 30, 60, 120, 240, etc. frames per second and as we all know, the Spark is 1080p at 30fps. Now... I question how well I'm editing my videos and I am noticing that I think I have been inconsistent with...