Hero 6 zoom capability

[Brakejockey]

Anyone know if this is an option while using the karma

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[kabonski]

Anyone know if this is an option while using the karma

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Yes, you can use this option right in the Karma Drone controller.


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[Brakejockey]

Yes, you can use this option right in the Karma Drone controller.


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Option to zoom the camera only not the drone zoom option. The hero 6 has a zoom option, I can't find away to zoom with the karma controller except using the drone to fly to and away

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[Brakejockey]

Option to zoom the camera only not the drone zoom option. The hero 6 has a zoom option, I can't find away to zoom with the karma controller except using the drone to fly to and away

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I found the point of view for pictures I guess that's what you meant




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[Shon]

I found the point of view for pictures I guess that's what you meant
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The Karma default flight recording mode is 120k "Linear" POV. My understanding is that the "zoom" function is basically a custom adjustment in-between wide and linear modes, so linear is about as much "zoom" as you are going to get. Your camera doesn't actually have an optical zoom, it is simply cropping the 4K picture giving the appearance of "zoom", but with less resolution.

Some folks will record at 4K or 2.5K and then create zoom in post production as needed. This can help maximize video fidelity. When you can safely do it, moving the drone closer and farther from the object you are filming is also a good way to maximize video fidelity, and is often easier to do with a drone than it is with a handheld camera.

 

[Brakejockey]

The Karma default flight recording mode is 120k "Linear" POV. My understanding is that the "zoom" function is basically a custom adjustment in-between wide and linear modes, so linear is about as much "zoom" as you are going to get. Your camera doesn't actually have an optical zoom, it is simply cropping the 4K picture giving the appearance of "zoom", but with less resolution.

Some folks will record at 4K or 2.5K and then create zoom in post production as needed. This can help maximize video fidelity. When you can safely do it, moving the drone closer and farther from the object you are filming is also a good way to maximize video fidelity, and is often easier to do with a drone than it is with a handheld camera.

Thank you for the explanation.

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