Adjust Settings
There are a number of ways you can adjust the settings for your shots. Explore the options below for the different modes and parameters:
- Swipe left on the main screen to adjust the shooting parameters for your selected mode.
- Here you can adjust things like: file type, exposure mode (ISO Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual, Auto or Isolated), exposure compensation, shutter speed, white balance, FOV and color settings.
The following table provides some suggested parameters for different activities. However, feel free to experiment and find the shooting parameters that suit you.
| Activity |
360 Video parameters |
Wide-Angle Video parameters |
Photo parameters |
| Cycling, motorcycling |
4K/50 |
1080P/50 |
Interval（2s） |
| Traveling, natural scenery |
5.7K/30 |
1440P/30 |
Standard; Burst |
| Skiing |
5.7K/30 |
1080P/50 |
Interval |
| Surfing |
4K/50 |
1080P/50 |
Interval（5s） |
| Parachuting |
4K/50 |
1080P/30 |
Interval（2s） |
| Diving |
5.7K/30 |
1440P/30 |
Interval（5s） |
| Nighttime City |
5.7K/30 |
1440P/30 |
Night Shot; Use Pureshot |
| Drone |
5.7K/30 |
1080P/50 |
Standard; Interval |
Tips:
- For Bullet Time or slow motion video, 3K/100 is the standard selection.
- For interval shooting, swipe left on the touch screen to enter the shooting parameters and scroll down to the last option. Here you can select a shooting interval of 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds or 120 seconds.
- Frames per second (FPS): Refers to the number of video frames captured per second.
Higher resolutions provide better detail and sharpness, but usually only support lower frames per second values.
Lower resolutions are slightly inferior in detail and sharpness, but support a higher number of frames per second, which is useful for shooting action scenes.
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