Shooting With Phantom Is A Completely Different Process: Unlike normal cameras, Phantom shots at an exceptionally high frame rate leading to burning of too much data. The moment you arm the camera, it starts filling up its 64 GB onboard RAM with the footage. The 64 GB inbuilt RAM is thus used for live footage. You can easily review this footage, add in your remarks and then save the required part into Cine Mag. Unless you make efforts to save the footage, it will go away as you switch off the camera. You will need to “trigger” the camera post the moment you wish to record, it needs to be done because humans are too slow, if you trigger the camera before something happened you may lose the moment pushing the buttons. The post event triggering of phantom permits a workflow at the moment where you get to capture the moment just the way you wanted.

 

Next, with Phantom Flex 4K you will need much more light than  you estimated. This fact can be well understood by slow motion veterans. For a better job you need to have a solid exposure which wouldn’t come unless you have extra lights on your side. There are many who face problems in exposing the recorded footage properly even when the shot was captured in bright light of a sunny day. So, if you are hiring a Phantom 4K Flex camera for a slow motion job make sure you rean extra lighting kit a well. 

 

 

Apart from this, it is also necessary that you keep a dedicated Phantom tech on your side. We may have moved ahead of the days when one needed to have deeper knowledge of UNIX coding and Mac Terminal, these cameras are still extraordinary in nature. Shooting a footage is not an issue but downloading is a completely different thing. Make sure you have someone who can help you with a

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