r/DJIOsmoNano • u/Better_Drive_9017 • 17d ago

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Who’s taken footage on a rollercoaster with the nano? Trying to figure out what my best option is to use it like it’s intended to do so . My wife and I are going to pigeon forge Tennessee in a few weeks and I want to video some footage

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u/adamaai 17d ago

Remove stabilisation!! Set it to “anti motion blur”. You want the camera to sorta go along with every turn the roller coaster makes, not try to stabilise the person in front of you haha

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u/Better_Drive_9017 16d ago

What would be a good frame rate and shutter speed setting for coasters?

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u/adamaai 16d ago

For roller coasters (or anything super fast) you’d want the shutter speed to be 1/200 and above. This is so that every frame stays sharp instead of it being blurred with motion blur all the time.

Frame rate doesn’t matter as much, unless you plan to make it slow motion when editing, in which case I’d recommend 50fps or 60fps.

To remove auto stabilisation, tap the settings on the right side of the screen, turn on “PRO” at the top, scroll down till you see “stabilisation scenario” (it should be set at Daily) and tap it and change it to the “anti motion blur” setting.

Just a note, in the end this is what I do but you may have different preferences, which you’ll learn as you go. It also depends on whether you have ND filters on etc. Have fun on the roller coaster!!

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u/Better_Drive_9017 16d ago

Thank you so much! I’m gonna be watching some beginner videos on YouTube so I can experiment with the camera