So have I just lost 3MP of camera data?

[kaitlyn]

Surely shooting RAW doesn't cause you to lose 25% of the camera data? My DNGs seem to be 16:9 instead of 4:3.

It was bad enough that the mavic was randomly switching to JPG (which I didn't always notice), but why would it CROP a fricking raw file... that's hardly RAW?

I'm kind of pissed because I just took it with me for over 2 months, and I backed up the photos but I didn't look at them. And now, all of them, are cropped? Very disappointing.

Tell me I'm wrong and the data is actually there!?

 

[Cyberpower678]

You have your settings set to 16:9. You need to change them to 4:3 in the photo settings.

 

[kaitlyn]

That really sucks. I certainly don't recall setting that - absolutely no reason I would do that.

Cropping the DNG RAW file just seems entirely pointless. Ugh, annoying. Not sure if I want to scream or cry. 100s of photos with lost resolution due to the crop.

 

[Cyberpower678]

That really sucks. I certainly don't recall setting that - absolutely no reason I would do that.

Cropping the DNG RAW file just seems entirely pointless. Ugh, annoying. Not sure if I want to scream or cry. 100s of photos with lost resolution due to the crop.

I had that problem too at the beginning. I just set it to 4:3 and it stayed that way. So I think you should cry it off instead, fix the settings, and enjoy the glorious photos you'll take in the future.

 

[Xcel]

Active track sadly resets the camera settings. At least it does on the .400 FW, every time you turn it on it says optimising camera settings and switches to 16:9, JPG and AUTO exposure. It's really annoying having to change everything back to RAW etc when using active track.

 

[kaitlyn]

Active track sadly resets the camera settings. At least it does on the .400 FW, every time you turn it on it says optimising camera settings and switches to 16:9, JPG and AUTO exposure. It's really annoying having to change everything back to RAW etc when using active track.

This.is.so.stupid.