Recent content by mavicbopper

Yes, that correct. the Go4 app.

You have to update the DJI Go Fly software on your controller. I ran into the same situation and the fix is updating the Go Fly app.

Not sure how you arrived at this conclusion; but, a November firmware update certainly made the Mavic2 Pro compliant. I updated mine and the Go Fly app, as well, and the RID transmission was detected on my app. (the all detection apps are not very good, which in my opinion is a good thing.)

Got it!

Got it! If I have it right, I can't export to drives and folders already existing that I have created. I have an array (8) of SSD drives dedicated certain category of images: e.g. DRONE, HOA, STATE CAPITOLS, etc. This is where both the original RAW files and the processed files are stored...

The universal license - I move between FL and MA and work on computers in both locations. Do you know how many computers per license can I run Affinity on? I can't find it on the Affinity site.

Much Thanks.

I do appreciate that improved functionality comes with each new release or, in the case of updates, with Adobe subscriptions. What grates me is that simply expanding the support for new cameras ISN'T provided with "you own it" products. You are forced to upgrade. I get it. It's about revenue...

From the PhotoNinja site My Nikon D500 and D850 RAW (NEF) files are supported. But, I can't conclude for certain the DJI M2P and M3C DNGs are.

What's learning curve like. I found DxO Lab2 reasonable to use, but favored it for getting the RAW files back into LR6 for processing. I bought DxO when the NEFs from my Nikon D500 wouldn't open in LR6 or PS CS5. Then, I found it (DxO v.2) useful to open the M2P DNGs. But, now, as I cited in...

No argument.

I did try to install the 30 day Trial version this afternoon, the file downloaded, but when trying to actually install the application, it failed and I got a .dll error. Tried more than once- no go. So I don't/won't know if will behave like a LR6 Plug-in.