Recent content by TigersFan

PTGui Pro, as noted by DARKSeifer, can fill the zenith automatically. In the Panorama Editor's drop-down menu (see the left-pointing triangle in the upper right corner), there is an option to Fill Holes. Check it and it does a wonderful job of filling-in the zenith by matching all sky portions...

I vote for PTGUI. Even though it's a little pricey, I've never regretted getting it. Have produced many panos from both the Mavic 2 Pro and the Mavic 3 Cine. Of course then DJI in-drone processing is good too, but not as flexible or correctable as PTGUI.

Not necessarily but it is useful.

I use MPIX (Mpix⢠Photo Lab | Create Quality Photo Prints & Gifts). The printing is superior to many print houses, including SnapFish, but the prices are a little higher.

Like I said several times, I do NOT rotate the polarizer in the air. There is a position (actually 2) that when aligned with the horizon permits all reflections to enter the lens. If this position is rotated 90 degrees, then it eliminates almost all reflections. This is how I set it before I...

No, I don't touch the polarizer on the drone very often once it is set to eliminate reflections. I understand how a circular polarizer works, and it is more flexible than you are describing.

I rotate the circular polarizer before I fly and it works fine for my intended purpose. On my hand-held camera, I rotate it as I need while I shoot. It's a great tool.

I use a PGYTECH circular polorizer on my Mavic 3 Cine to great effect. I only unmount it when I want to use a wide-angle or anamorphic lens. I shoot mostly in bright light over a large marsh; the polarizer greatly eliminates reflections, increases contrast and emphasizes the blues and greens...

Welcome from a fellow SC drone pilot. Try the marsh around Murrells Inlet for some fine (and flat) scenery.

Cool.

Your scenery is breathtaking; your flying is wonderful; color is amazing. Your lens is a bit too wide-angle for me: I see lots of unnatural distortion in the turns, rotations, and dips to the side. A subjective opinion.

I bought my Mavic 3 Cine the first month they became available. Based on my experience with the Mavic 2 Pro, I bought the PGYTECH CPL Filter for DJI Mavic 3 Classic and put it on. I have never taken it off. I love the saturation of the blues and greens and the diminishing of water...

Thanks. Sorry to be so stupid as to not recognize the link.

How?

Welcome to the forum. It will be nice to have a perspective from Denmark and beautiful Copenhagen.