webvan
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Bit of a bump as I had similar problems taking my first Sphere on my new Mavic Air after 3+ years never having a problem with the Spark.
First warning I was too high (49 meters) and I was flying with my smartphone (on a bike ride), so I went a bit lower.
Second warning : the Air "was moving" ! Never got that on the Spark. After a few tries it did it's job
Third "error" : I got a 8192x4096 auto-stitched pano that looks good in Ricoh Theta and FB but not Google Photos for some reason
Fourth "error" : stitching in ICE produced a "tilted horizon" Pano, never had that problem with the Spark, could be due to the lower number of pictures taken of course, only 25 vs 40+ on the Spark.
Now I am using the Master Airscrew v2 props and I think I read they might make for slightly less stable flights than the standard props...
First warning I was too high (49 meters) and I was flying with my smartphone (on a bike ride), so I went a bit lower.
Second warning : the Air "was moving" ! Never got that on the Spark. After a few tries it did it's job
Third "error" : I got a 8192x4096 auto-stitched pano that looks good in Ricoh Theta and FB but not Google Photos for some reason
Fourth "error" : stitching in ICE produced a "tilted horizon" Pano, never had that problem with the Spark, could be due to the lower number of pictures taken of course, only 25 vs 40+ on the Spark.
Now I am using the Master Airscrew v2 props and I think I read they might make for slightly less stable flights than the standard props...
