Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
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In my last night video I had been running in Low Latency mode which means it's capturing at 120fps which means the shutter speed is at least 1/120th. Someone pointed out that High Quality mode would drop the shutter to 1/60th which should let in more light.
That does indeed appear to be the case. Yes there's more lights on the path now than before, but when I do pull up and look out into the open space, you can see more than before, even though there's less snow to catch the moonlight.
Also in my last video apparently I had Focus Mode turned ON instead of Auto, although I didn't really notice it in the dark. In this video I had it set to Auto, but never noticed it active.
Best viewed at 1440p setting.
In my last night video I had been running in Low Latency mode which means it's capturing at 120fps which means the shutter speed is at least 1/120th. Someone pointed out that High Quality mode would drop the shutter to 1/60th which should let in more light.
That does indeed appear to be the case. Yes there's more lights on the path now than before, but when I do pull up and look out into the open space, you can see more than before, even though there's less snow to catch the moonlight.
Also in my last video apparently I had Focus Mode turned ON instead of Auto, although I didn't really notice it in the dark. In this video I had it set to Auto, but never noticed it active.
