u/No-Butterscotch1604

I tried a nightlapse with the M1 Pro for the first time last night and this is what I got. We live in a Bortle Class 5 area, so not ideal for night photography. I set the camera up on my roof in hopes of catching some of the neighborhood fireworks and had the camera hooked up to a power bank. Shot in 8K30 4:3, rendered in 4K 16:9. Other settings - video - no photos, interval 20 seconds, auto shutter, auto white balance, sharpness low, denoise medium, wide lens, 10 bit, bit rate Max, ISO 25-1600, EV 0.0. I did a little tweaking in DaVinci.

I took my M1 Pro up to one of western North Carolina's clear mountain streams a couple of days ago to see what underwater footage I could get around some of the cascades. This is a couple of minutes of what I got. Shot in 4K120 for the most part with a little 4K240 - GP-Log2.

I headed to a local waterfall last week to play around with some settings on the camera. It's one of the waterfalls featured in the movie Last of the Mohicans. This is a short clip of what I got around the upper section of the falls. I could have definitely used an ND filter for the 30fps to bring the shutter speed down, but I like the way the 120 and 240 turned out. In some cases I preferred the 120 to the 240. The YouTube compression didn't do the 30fps any favors. The original clips have a lot of detail. The audio is from the M1 Pro, but it's all from the 30fps clips. I still have a lot to learn working with log footage.

I've had my M1 Pro for a little over a week now and will mainly be using it while hiking and traveling. I'm also experimenting with using it to capture backyard birds. This was shot in 8K 60 linear and I used the free version of Davinci Resolve to zoom. In the first part of the video, I zoomed slowly from 1X to 3X and thought the detail held up fairly well for my purposes. Other camera settings are in the video description.