Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Flying my Nano Goblin around the park with my new Foxeer Predator Micro camera on a cold, extremely windy day. Folks complain about seeing a lot of lens flare with the Predator Micro. I'm just not getting that. Yes there is *some* lens flare, but it doesn't obstruct my view and I don't notice it while flying. What I do notice is that the sun is visible as a bright spot in a blue sky, at the same time the ground detail is visible. With most cameras I only get to choose one or the other. If the ground detail is visible, then the sun and all the sky around it is blown out white, or if the sky is exposed ok, then the ground goes to black.
Note that this is recorded with Fatshark goggles DVR which records at an effective resolution of 640x240 (skips odd interleaving lines).
I upscaled to 1440x1080 to retain as much high motion detail as possible, otherwise YT just re-renders it to mush.
Flying my Nano Goblin around the park with my new Foxeer Predator Micro camera on a cold, extremely windy day. Folks complain about seeing a lot of lens flare with the Predator Micro. I'm just not getting that. Yes there is *some* lens flare, but it doesn't obstruct my view and I don't notice it while flying. What I do notice is that the sun is visible as a bright spot in a blue sky, at the same time the ground detail is visible. With most cameras I only get to choose one or the other. If the ground detail is visible, then the sun and all the sky around it is blown out white, or if the sky is exposed ok, then the ground goes to black.
Note that this is recorded with Fatshark goggles DVR which records at an effective resolution of 640x240 (skips odd interleaving lines).
I upscaled to 1440x1080 to retain as much high motion detail as possible, otherwise YT just re-renders it to mush.
