Recent content by Bigmurph762

Zeke....right on man! Thank you so much for that tip.

I'm sorry but that doesn't make sense. If I wanted a full image I'd...just take a full image. If I'm zooming in AND taking a picture, it's obvious I'm only concerned about what's in the frame. This is like going to a tailor and requesting your 34" trousers be tailored to fit a a 32" waist and...

I appreciate the reply and info. It's just not practical for me to do this. I am not going to be taking pictures from the same angle or level of zoom or in the same way every time. So I'd need to crop/resize each one individually anyway. I think I'm just gonna go back to climbing the **** towers...

Yeah this seems like a gigantic fail. Why would they not enable you to take a zoomed in picture? I get that you can crop the image in post but with the pace of work now days, additional steps in your workflow are not ideal. The cheapest cellphone can do this .mas well as a $50 camera from...

I appreciate the reply and info. It's just not practical for me to do this. I am not going to be taking pictures from the same angle or level of zoom or in the same way every time. So I'd need to crop/resize each one individually anyway. I think I'm just gonna go back to climbing the **** towers :(

The drone is used with a smart controller. I can't take a screenshot that I'm aware of

Yeha I don't get it. Its one of the features they use to market this drone. Get data from a safe distance...with zoom. Except you cant capture that data? I feel like even a handheld camera you can buy at walmart for &150 with digital zoom can do this.

Well...I didnt spend seven thousand dollars on a drone to do a bunch of post processing. :( It was supposed to save time. Now i gotta do a bunch of work after my work? This is sad.

I use this drone for inspections. I take 60 or so pictures a day. All have to be timestamped. So I get this drone. It has zoom and timestamp. Now...i have paid almost $7000 for a drone that cannot process a zoomed in picture??? All of my pictures turn out as if I took them at 1x even though I am...

I was wondering this too. My photos are required to have a time/date stamp. If I crop pics, I lose the timestamped info. Is there a way to take a picture zoomed in? This seems very silly. Why have a camera with zoom as a feature but you can capture a zoomed in image?