DJI Air 3: Mastering Day Time Long Exposure Photography

Discover the art of day time long exposure photography with your DJI Air 3 using ND1000 and ND2000 filters. From unboxing to practical testing, I share insights on optimizing manual mode settings and the impact of different shutter speeds. Elevate your aerial photography and add a creative touch to your shots! 🌞📸

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
1:38 What's in the box
02:52 Testing
03:53 ND1000
05:18 ND2000
06:45 Long Exposure Hyperlapse
07:56 What I actually think?
08:41 Next Week

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[IslaVision]

Gracias Demetrio siempre viendo tus consejos👏👏👏🤘😘

[LouisLuzuka]

Which do you use more? Nd1000 or nd2000 😮

[GigiIavarone]

Ciao.. i really appreciate your contents! Go ahead and continue this way!

[jimgunderson]

Thank you for the video!!! Can you give me a little more info. when you say auto edit…Which editing software are you using?

Also, Are you using Luts? IF so…Do these come with the Air 3 or did you purchase them separately?

[kogosgrain]

Hello Demetrios. I am following your videos, really like them. I am sort of like you, started with mini 2 pro, then moved to a Hubsan disaster, and now i am on Air 3. Got it like 3-4 days ago, and didn't have enough time to play with it, since the weather is horrible in Greece, where i live.

However, i saw in your videos that you keep the propellers off when not flying, is that correct? Do you think that we should keep propellers off when caring the drone in the bag, or leave them on? I asked in reddit, but some say it's better to leave them on and not risk the motors to be damaged for each time i put them on and off, and some others say the exact opposite. I also see in dji forum that official dji personel say than we can leave them on, but it's adviced to take them out when not flying... What are your thoughts on that?

Greetings from Greece!

[chintanpathak]

Hello sir recently i bought dji air 3 I'm having one problem about over exposured video even im changes the settings but cant control lil bit still over exposured worning shows please suggest me how to fix it n also looking for buy ND so which one us best to buy

[Justin-tdbb]

I only have 2 secs max shutter with 12 MP .do you know why?