100MP and 25MP DNG please

[Filmarik]

Can someone post a link to a few DNG samples from the 28mm camera, please. Taken in both 100 and 25 MP modes and in 4:3 full frame ratio. Preferably shots of a daytime citiscape.

 

[KS-6]

Nice! You broke the seal, haha!

 

[Meta4]

Can someone post a link to a few DNG samples from the 28mm camera, please. Taken in both 100 and 25 MP modes and in 4:3 full frame ratio. Preferably shots of a daytime citiscape.

I found some here:

Dji Mavic 4 Pro review from Pro Photographer (+download RAW samples)

Buy DJI Mavic 4 Pro from dji.com...

kaupokalda.com

btw Although the main camera has a 4/3 sensor, the images that it produces have a 3:2 aspect ratio, not 4:3.

 

[Filmarik]

I found some here:

Dji Mavic 4 Pro review from Pro Photographer (+download RAW samples)

Buy DJI Mavic 4 Pro from dji.com...

kaupokalda.com

btw Although the main camera has a 4/3 sensor, the images that it produces have a 3:2 aspect ratio, not 4:3.

Thanks for the link. 3:2 ratio?? This is not good. The 28mm is already a drawback for me and now 3:2 ratio which crops top and bottom of the frame and further narrows the vertical field of view. Why would they do that? Maybe the extreme corners of the 28mm lens are not sharp enough?? For architectural shooters the full 4:3 ratio would at least capture more vertically, given the already narrower field of view from the 28mm lens, and allow us to crop the sky to get the desired perspective of the building.

 

[Meta4]

3:2 ratio?? This is not good.

Is that a problem when you are shooting a full frame SLR?

Why would they do that?

That's a question for the technical people at DJI, but my guess is there's a good reason for it.

 

[KS-6]

It looks like his 28 cam is de-centered, soft to the right. Bummer about the 10 degree tilt limit on vertical mode, makes sense given the gimbal design.

Glad to see these, less of an improvement from the Mavic 3 Pro than I would have thought...

 

[Filmarik]

Is that a problem when you are shooting a full frame SLR?

That's a question for the technical people at DJI, but my guess is there's a good reason for it.

It is not a problem when shooting with SLR because I can choose as wide angle as I need and I have TS-E lenses to adjust the angle of view and keep the buildings straight. I thought that taking full advantage if full 4:3 sensor would be good to have. No doubt the technical people at DJI have had a good reason for this forced crop-in...