Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “The Ultimate P30 Pro Camera.”.
The camera on the hallway p30 Pro is already intriguing, and it’s about to get a lot more. So you my remember a couple of weeks back when I used the B script to mount full-frame camera lenses onto the galaxy s 10. Well, today, we have taken a P 30 Pro to a whole new level, so to start with pretty similar we’re using a DOF adapter to mount full-frame camera lenses onto our phone. But this time we’re introducing the beast light, which is pretty tiny. But at the same time can pump out light up to 640 Lux and we’re going to be interchanging this with rode videomicro which, with the right adapter, can plug into your phone and we’ll address the p30 pros slightly wonky microphone quality, but we’re not done yet.
This is the DJI Ronin s. This is a camera rig meant to stabilize full-frame cameras, dslr’s mirrorless cameras, and it works out quite nicely because this beast grip Pro Kage we’re using around our phone – gives us the attachments. We need to mount that on it now, to say the least. This setup looks crazy. You probably haven’t seen anything like it on a smartphone. It took me about three hours to calibrate the Ronin, but after that we were off, but where well Italy, you see, I was lucky enough to be invited by formula e to the Romi Prix, which is basically fully electric cars racing around the actual streets of the City, so it was gon na, be the perfect opportunity to test what this rig was capable of.
We also got run to doing some nighttime shooting in the heart of Rome, which was crazy, exciting, but first, let’s talk about what happened during the day. We turned up to the event, and this right here is filmed using AI color mode on the p30 Pro, and it is only in 1080p, but nonetheless a very cool, and now that we’ve got this rig very stable effect. We can also now do tracking shots like this one in 4k resolution, so we’re all here in Rome or the formula e Prix is still being reported on the wall. We’Ve p30 Pro and got a bit of a drive of our own to do see ya. This was completely unexpected kind of crazy.
I got the opportunity to sit in a BMW i8 and do what they call a hot lap around the course. The actual course that the real drivers were going to be racing on. I took the rig slightly nervous that it was going to end up through a window at some point, but it’ll be worth it.
My driver wished me good luck, which it was a good sign and then it just shot off in terms of the footage I got I’d say it was a pretty mixed result. You see this Ronin s. Stabilizer is actually built to work at up to 75 kilometers. An hour, the problem was that we were going at more than double that, so there were moments where it got some really stable footage when we were on a straight run, but then every time the car would turn it was just a little bit too much for The rig to handle we then got given a garage tour where we got to see the drivers getting ready. The teams doing practice runs, and I got a little too close to some of the cars, and what I didn’t realize at the time was that the next thing I’d be heading to was probably the most terrifying part of the day. Formula II had set up gaming simulators, which pretty much recreated a real course one to one and that’s amazing. But what I didn’t quite expect is that I would be racing in it against the actual drivers in front of a live audience safe to say I didn’t exactly come first, but I promise it’s harder than it looks. This was also a pretty good preview of our camera rig working in super low light. The only illumination on my face was really coming from that screen. Surreal would be the way to describe walking onto the grid, which is basically the start line of the race.
Literally 10 minutes before the whole thing kicks off. To call it hectic would be a massive understatement. The race then kicked off and we caught a lot of the action at the emotion Club, where there was quite a lot more happening. There were meats that had been aging for years there were people, cooking eggs inside ice, cream, cones and there’s even robots making coffee.
We also tried stepping out and just watching the race live ourselves. The whole thing was wrapped up in less than an hour after it started, which is kind of crazy, and we stood near the podium. Whilst I was trying to focus this rig on the back of various people’s heads. Having this camera lens allows you to pull focus from objects that are further away to objects that are closer all right time to head out where we managed to capture some of the best footage from this camera rig.
We started at the Roman Colosseum, the historical heart of the city, and we got kind of lucky. It had just finished raining, the sky had cleared and you could see these subtle red hues on the horizon. One of the things I was able to do is to just hold the camera rig and walk towards the Colosseum and to create a walking. Time-Lapse like this without a rig would be pretty much impossible.
The be way too much movement. I also wanted to show you the filmic pro app I’m using for rather this, which has focus, assist that highlights in green or whatever is in focus at any point in time, pretty tricky to actually capture the Colosseum itself at such a massive building. But I crouched down on one of the streets and court loads of people passing in front quite a cool shot. You will notice that grain is starting to creep in, but still the stability is definitely keeping up.
This is all hand held. The other thing you can do with a Ronin is a reveal shot. We walked over this bridge and kind of revealed the road below it’s not perfectly stable, not perfectly lit, but we’re now getting to a lighting condition that even my main camera was struggling with. We waited for another half an hour til, it was pretty much pitch-black and so at this point we’re relying solely on that tiny little beast light. We have attached to our rig I’m impressed, especially when it comes to these super low lighting conditions, but the wall IP 30 pro is a little bit let down by its lack of ability to record 4k video at 60 frames per second. That would have resulted in footage that you could slow down to a greater degree, meaning clips that look not just more cinematic but also even more stabilized. Alright, so this day has been crazy but at the same time, a lot of fun. You want to find out more about the sport. I merely links to the formula e YouTube channel in a description below thanks a lot for watching guys and I’ll catch you in the next one. You .