Amazing way to improve the quality of your drone photos - Photo Stacking Tutorial

[Derlisz]

I have created a tutorial on this interesting method of combining multiple pictures taken with same settings (as opposed to HDR).
It will help you:
increase the detail
eliminate the digital noise
and increase the usable dynamic range of your camera.
I believe this could help you take your drone photography to the next level.
Once you stack you'll never look back

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[Gagey52]

Hi Derlisz, having a problem accessing your attachment.

Was looking forward to reviewing.
Regards

 

[Derlisz]

Hi Derlisz, having a problem accessing your attachment.

Was looking forward to reviewing.
Regards

I have no idea why this is. It works on my end and I have peopl commenting on the video.
Here's the link again

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[Derlisz]

Hi Derlisz, having a problem accessing your attachment.

Was looking forward to reviewing.
Regards

In case there is still a problem look for my channel. It's called "Live My Journey"

 

[Gagey52]

Thanks Derlisz, it was an issue with my satellite connection, the joys of working in the bush. thank you
Regards

 

[Derlisz]

Thanks Derlisz, it was an issue with my satellite connection, the joys of working in the bush. thank you
Regards

No problem. I hope you'll enjoy my tutorial. I have included some photos in the video description so you can see results for yourself before shooting something. I take pictures with mini 2 that people have trouble believing didn't come from an Inspire

 

[bob_r]

Thank you for the video. Very informative.

 

[Derlisz]

Thank you for the video. Very informative.

I hope it helps! I'm pretty amazed with the results THB.

 

[bobh665]

Love photo stacking. This is a 5 shot burst 1 second @ f11 ISO 200 with my MP2

 

[eglanchamp]

Fascinating video, thank you. I like photography, but I haven't tried to shoot from a drone. For me, it's like if I suddenly started shooting on film. I don't know how to shoot on film, but there is nothing supernatural in the video for a beginner, so I think it's worth continuing to gain experience. I'm also learning how to edit photos. So far, only simple effects like background eraser online free, but I want to learn photoshop. Finally, I want to shoot landscapes from a bird's-eye view. This topic is interesting, and I should try it.