Recent content by mic.kue

No automatic mode, I did the positioning by my self. ISO100

I have a hard time understanding what's the problem. But I guess it's because I am used to the landscape and the track. - About 25-30mb - 8bit (24 in total) - it uses the 12mp images to generate a 12000x6000px pano (72mp).

Today we had a luminar-like sunset but in real life over our village. Of course I had to capture it. Its a self stichted HDR Pano 9x3 captures. I used the 12mp mode, because that's totally enough when I do a stiched image.

Because I like self-stichted one better.

No, 180 is wider. I would have to check how many images are taken.

Wide angle, 180, vertical and 360

The is no vertical mode for pictures on the air3.

Just for your information,the max image wide on kuula 16000px, not 16mb and the air3 takes 33 images for a panorama ;)

Take a look here for higher resolution: https://www.360cities.net/image/kocher-schwabisch-hall

Thank you so much everybody for the pleasing words. I appreciate the feedback! You already found the laction. Here was the spot the picture was taken: https://goo.gl/maps/XhFrhwQB1vPc5qZRA I will check if I still have the automatedresults. I made my pano directly for kuula size of max...

Feel free to take a look at it: HERE It was manualy stiched, zenith was filled in PS. I am pretty satisfied with the drone so far. The only thing i noticed is, that the automatic mode didn't work so well. It's better to dial in the values.

The only thing you can say is, that the same sensor as a 1" version would be even better. But it's absolut no secret, that for example newer APSC sensors are better than older full frame sensors.

Is AEB possible with the 3x lens on 48mp?

This is totaly not how it works!!!! I would suggest you get yourself some more informtion, before posting something like this on the internet. Thx mightypilot2000 for getting things right!

Just to make things a little bit more clear in terms of the size comparison I added an image. 4/3": 17,3x13 = 224,9mm² 1": 13,2x8,8 = 116,6mm² 1/1.3": 9,6x7,2 = 69,12mm² First of all, as a proud Air2S user, I am disapointed about the smaller sensor. But there a some...