Mangart Paragliding: How to Capture Eagle’s-Eye Photos (GoPro/Android/iPhone Settings) 

Paragliding’s speed and altitude may demand optimized camera settings to avoid blurry, overexposed shots.  Whether you’re using a GoPro, Android, or iPhone, these pro camera settings will turn your flight into a viral-worthy visual masterpiece.  

GoPro Settings 

1. Resolution: Shoot in 4K/60fps for ultra-smooth footage (even in turbulence).  

2. HyperSmooth: Enable Boost Mode to stabilize windy mid-air selfies.  

3. TimeWarp: Capture the entire flight in a 5x speed hyperlapse (perfect for Instagram Reels).  

4. Mounting: Use a chest mount or wrist strap

Tip: Set Protune to “ON” for manual control over ISO (keep it below 400) and sharpness.  

Android Phone Camera Hacks

1. Pro Mode: Lock focus on the horizon (tap the screen) to keep it crisp.  

2. Burst Mode: Shoot 10+ photos/second to nail the perfect mid-flight pose.  

3. HDR: Activate for balanced exposure between bright skies and shadowed valleys.  

4. Accessories: Clip your phone to a floating wrist strap (in case of drops!).  

Best Apps: Filmic Pro (manual video controls) or Open Camera (raw photo mode).  

iPhone Settings for Crystal-Clear Shots  

1. Cinematic Mode: Blur the background while focusing on your pilot or the world below 

2. Live Photos: Turn ON to later pick the sharpest frame from a 3-second clip.  

3. Exposure Lock: Swipe down on the screen to prevent sudden light shifts.  

4. Lens Choice: Use the ultra-wide lens (0.5x) to capture the entire panorama.  

Tip: Shoot in Apple ProRAW (iPhone 12+) for advanced editing later.  

5 Universal Tips for Eagle’s-Eye Photos

1. Golden Hour: Fly at sunrise/sunset for warm, soft light over alpine peaks.  

2. Gridlines: Enable them to align horizons (no crooked shots!).  

3. Clean Lens: Wipe your camera with a microfiber cloth pre-flight.  

4. Voice Control: Use “Hey Siri/Google, take a photo” for hands-free shots.  

5. Avoid Zoom: Digital zoom kills quality—crop later instead.  

Safety First: Don’t Risk Your Gear! 

– Secure cameras with tethered mounts or ropes (check straps pre-flight).  

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