Drift Help

[AZZ3R]

Can someone help me with the drifts exposure settings please.


I made a vlog about 20mins ago with exposure +1 but i dont know if it was right?

What exposure setting ahould i have it on when riding at night? I do have night mode turned on but it doesnt make it really clear as what ive seen the drift can do.

Any help much appreciated
Thanks

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

not entirely sure, I'd say just go and play with the settings, because of course it depends where you ride. even if it means sitting outside on your bike just holding the camera and switching it. but I'll have a fiddle with mine too.

 

[10feetup]

Im lazy, i will wait till you have both fiddled with the settings and post your reports

 

[CurlyBlakey]

Daytime i use exposure on -1, don't film at night really so can't help with that!

 

[AZZ3R]

I don't understand Exposure,

- would be for night ?
+ would be for day?

I have no idea, the Drift is a little tricky + the roads I ride are lit just not massivly light.

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

no the darker it is the more exposure you'll need, ever notice when you're looking in a mirror and you switch on a light how your pupils shrink? well that's essentially - exposure. and if you switch off the light they get bigger soo + exposure. It's pretty much the amount of light your camera lets in. too much and it'll flood with light and be all white, too little and there's not enough so it's all black, hope it helps.

 

[AZZ3R]

So having the Drift in say

+2 Exposure & Night Mode (Would be like vlogging in day light) < depending on street lighting?

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

maybe not like vlogging in day light, I just did a few pics in my room (ignore the deco mum only moved in here and I'm normally at my dad's) gimme a sec to figure out how to post them here and i'll show you the difference

 

[Chessecake94]

Exposure is the amount of light it let's in, so higher exposure = more light coming in. So at night you want night mode and +2. On really bright days when you riding into the sun, maybe lower the exposure, but that could make you picture to dark.

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

or the forums will say the drifts pics are too big to upload.. either way, night and exposure +2 should work fine as cheesecaake said

 

[rickster303]

im glad you asked this question iv just got mine today and was a bit confused by it lol

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

I've only had mine for less than a week, so him asking gave me a valid excuse to fiddle Thanks

 

[Chuckles85]

guys don't need an excuse to fiddle we just need fingers and thumbs and some spare time

 

[Mikesmotorbike]

true, well I had some spare time and did fiddle, brilliant piece of kit these Drifts. Oh and I've joined SBC can't wait to get started (I know random off topic) but time for me to be off, gotta be up early and it's past midnight here. hope we helped. =)