I was out shooting today and when I came back I found some of my images, particularly those shot in the 180-degree panorama mode, had these bands as you can see in the image. There are no filters on the lens. Anyone know what is causing it?
Thank you for all your help--I have found that by using manual exposure, rather than auto, it helps things a lot. This surprises me, since I'd have thought that the exposures would vary too much, but apparently not.
...even in PTGui, always that 3rd image looks muddy, even though the frame itself is fine (I'm attaching an
I think perhaps my error is in using DJI's built-in panorama programming, rather than shooting the images "manually". That might fix the issue, so I'll give that a try next time the...
Here is an example of what happens when I merge the 21 images (from a 180-degree panorama). Why is the bit in the centre sort of muddled, when the individual image itself is not?
Thank you; @DaleD, I'll try doing as you suggest, which of course is how I'd shoot a pano with a proper land-based camera. And @Dave Maine, I don't think there's a problem with the focus, since the individual images are all focused properly.
I have had my Mavic Pro since it first came out, and have never quite got a decent panorama out of it. Whenever I shoot a panorama, the exposure goes all haywire, and the resulting image is pretty much unusable. Is there something I'm doing wrong, are there conditions under which a pano should...
Finally broke down and ordered a Mavic on 16 Jan and it arrived on the 25th. After a few quick trial runs at home I took it out in the field yesterday and got this image of the nearby Elephant Rocks.
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