Camera Settings for photos

[Erk1024]

Agree completely. With the price of Air 3S, the Mavic 3 Pro and the Mavic 4: it is not unreasonable to expect the image quality normally found in the better consumer class DSLR's, but until DJI take a leaf out of Autel's book and fit quality optical glass lenses, we have to make the best out of what we have to hand.

Really impressive pano.

Thanks!

 

[jephoto]

You can shoot panos with the main lens and the 70mm lens and that helps a lot to bring up the image quality. Can't send up big, heavy lenses with the drone, so we have to find ways to work around the limitations. But with panos, you can get pro level results. Brackets plus panoramas are even better.

I think this one was ... 23'ish shots. Two rows of images, shooting straight down with the main camera.

ClamPassRed-1 Panorama 32x9_7680.jpg

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What are you using for stitching?

 

[Erk1024]

What are you using for stitching?

For really big, complicated or problematic panoramas, I use PTGui. For smaller ones, Lightroom works OK.

 

[UAVquadman]

And they look even better at full size.
Yes ... it's the lens that I use the most on the Mavic 3 pro.
I still haven't had a good chance to give the new drone a proper workout in good light, but I do like the perspective from the main camera more than on the Mavic 3 pro too.

the color accuracy of the ocean is off with the 70mm and the 166mm on the M3P. I use the 24mm more often as shown.

 

[Meta4]

the color accuracy of the ocean is off with the 70mm and the 166mm on the M3P.

You've said that 4 times now ... but that's still incorrect.

 

[UAVquadman]

You've said that 4 times now ... but that's still incorrect.

no 2 times then I mentioned the Cyan oversaturation specifically about the M4P now the 4th time is about the M3P drone. In other words I'm doing my best Not to be a troll. thanks for all you feedback.