Recent content by peikko

Thank you for your reply. This helps. I ve been testing lately and with a little tweaking I am starting to get good results. These example files are 8.000 pixels wide / 300 dpi. In other words; They are big enough to be delivered to an advertising agency for a "real" job ... I shoot most of...

Have a great day. You sound like a nice guy ... ; )

Not entirely true; When you shoot RAW you have access to sharpening and noise algorithms in a program like Lightroom that are way more powerful than those found in your camera. Here are two shots which are both stitches of 9 images with a resolution of around 8000 pixels shot with Mavic 2 Pro.

Thank you very much. Could someone answer my question, please ? ; )

For those people the advantage is better resolution and better dynamics. It is easier to explain this way; If you shoot Black and White, you have more tones of grey ( between maximum black and blown out white )and the tones are smoother. I hope this helps you to understand the RAW versus JPG...

Really interesting read here; https://blog.mingthein.com/2018/08/24/2018-dji-mavic-2-pro-review/ And here; Last year DJI took a minority stake in Hasselblad, the iconic Swedish camera company. The companies also announced a partnership to work together on high-end camera drones that would...

All adjustments can ( and should ) be done on RAW files. The difference is, that the results are always better, since there is more substance/bit depth to start out with. JPG is a compressed format. Hope it helps.

Thank you people for your reply. Interesting to read about the Hasselblad branding. I was not aware of it - with the same breath I must admit I could not care less about the name that is printed on the device... Only thing that matters is the image quality. ( I have been shooting my Hasselblad...

To get the best possible professional result, when creating a stitch out of the Mavic 2 Pro Hasselblad camera. Mavic 2 Pro creates a jpg automatically, but I would like to make the best use of the Hasselblad camera by using the RAW files. I usually shoot with the mode, where the final stitch is...

Volume is up and that is the very reason I hear shutter not being released when I press the trigger... And yes I am aware of the auto focus functioning when half pressing the shutter release... ; )

Hello guys. I am a professional photographer with 25+ years of experience. I am fully aware of the auto focus function and half pressing the shutter release. This has nothing to do with that... ; )

Hello Bryce. That is EXACTLY what is happening.

The sound is on and that is the very reason I hear the shutter of the camera not doing the thing it should. After flying for 10 secs all of a sudden all the failed attempts ( for example pressing the release three times ) shoot in a kind of a burst mode ane after another - bang, bang, bang...

Pretty much every other time when I try to release the shutter from my controller while flying, nothing happens... Then after a while the camera shoots all the failed attempts kind of in a burst mode. ( fast one after another. ) As you know, there is a sound when the shutter is release, so it...