Recent content by Filmarik

Correct timing is crucial for the Cruise Control to work. From my experience it takes about a second to engage. If I release the sticks too quickly it won't engage. Also the C2 button needs to be held for a sec or so.

Perhaps a bit of that too but mostly practical reasons for my specific line of work😀

Up untill now and certainly with Inspire 2 X5 and Mavic 3Pro there were no real surprises so I suppose they did not need to provide detailed info about sensor dimensions. The 4/3 was 4:3 aspect ratio sensor with 17.3x13mm in dimension. I am.not hell bend on knowing the mm dimension in M4P but...

So in your unshakeable wisdom can you please tell us poor and uneducated what the 4/3 numbers actually mean if not the aspect ratio of the sensor? You keep attacking me and accusing me of not understanding what 4/3 camera system is and what is certified and what's not but you failed to back up...

What "misinformation" I posted exactly which was not beneficial to this forum? All I am saying is that it came as a surprise to me when I found out about the M4P main camera outputting 3:2 photos. As far as I know this was not mentioned in any of the DJI release notes about the main camera. They...

The Mavic 4 is a 'true' micro 4/3 sensor since it has the required diagonal across the sensor, it isn't certified as micro 4/3 nor is the Mavic 3 since they aren't interchangeable lens cameras. DJI could release a drone with a 16:9 micro 4/3 sensor and it would still be a 'true' micro 4/3...

Thank you, that is a knowledge I was honestly not aware of. Perhaps because I never before came across a consumer MFT camera which does not have a sensor with 4:3 aspect ratio. In context of this discussion about 4/3 sensor being significantly larger than 1" sensor you are 100% correct. The...

The 28mm on the Mavic 4 Pro does not have true MFT sensor. MFT sensor (Micro Forth Third) has aspect ratio 4:3, as shown on the diagram. However M4P sensor has aspect ratio 3:2. It might be cropped from MFT having the same width as MFT and smaller height or it might be some kind of odd size sensor.

That is just a screen pixel interpolation. In reality there are tiny clearly defined sand ripples there. If you try to zoom in more the details should be distinguishable even in these low res pics

The black lines are shadows created by the low sun on the sand dunes. The reason why some of the shadow edges are sharp and some soft and blurry is that the sand was blown in strong wind accross the surface creating softness in some areas (longer shutter speed). I think it adds a bit of mystery...

They probably do not look all that interesting in this small size but when printed large the fine intricate details come to life and that adds another layer of interest to the photos. They are meant to be viewed next to each other as triptich. What do you think?

My opinion is based on rigorous testing of numerous DNG files from M4P which I downloaded and processed. I have had M3P for over 2 years and used its 3 cameras in variety of situations and lighting condition so I have pretty good idea what this drone is capable of and how the photos compare to...

They are not imaginary. They might be inconsequential to you but that does not mean they do not exist. If someone is asking question if the M4P is a worthy upgrade to M3P people might have different opinion about that and that can only help the OP to decide.

When you say you are using drones profesionally for paid jobs, is it for taking stills or video or both? The general answer to your question is: It depends😀. To me it was not worth upgrading. I am a professional photographer. I also shoot videos but mostly for fun. I have developed my own...

I still hold dearly to the bag from the original M3. It transforms into quite usable and comfy backpack. It accommodates M3P with RC Pro 2, landing pad, two extra batteries, charger etc when used as handheld or shoulder bag. When morphed into a backpack I can put my hoodie into it with sadwich...