When edited, it looks good to me. I color correct and then upscale to 60fps in post and it looks pretty good. In post, the moire is gone for the most part. I don't keep any fast moving pans, only stable footage. My use of the video is different than yours I'm sure. Since you get paid for your work, I can understand how it could be unacceptable, depending on subject matter. I have seen tremendous footage shot with the Mavic and posted on youtube, especially when the focus is not on foliage exclusively. I think that expectations are set too high for some buyers. For this price, and this technology, I think it's a steal. If I was getting paid for my work, I'd probably go for the Inspire, but keep the Mavic for hard to get to places!
It was recorded in 4K.Just to be clear, those of you with terribly "watercolor-esque" video, you are not recording with a higher frame rate than 30fps are you? I tested 1080p and 720p with fps over 30, and they are definitely garbage. My 2.7k and 4k video looks pretty good though.
I'm seeing the same watercolour effect in your clip the trees in the bottom of the picture don't look right to me.I can post a short vid. I hope I am uploading this correctly.
Settings are: UHD, 30fps, Cloudy, Cinelike, -1,-1,-1.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/85571036/vids/Unedited.mov
Sorry for the clip selection. Initial movement is radical but only my fourth or fifth flight with the Mavic. Horizon correction made since.
Agreed, can all the people who are saying they are getting good quality stills and video please actually post some download links to the unedited footage and unedited raw files so that those of us with issues (or at least think we have issues) can actually compare against those that think their Mavics are producing good quality output.
And also post your capture settings.
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Sorry to say this but I see it on your video. 2.05mins in, look at the buildings. My eyes are so used to spotting it now but someone else might not be able to spot it at first. I might not the best person to comment as I sell my stuff and need the best of the best, so bear that in mind.Here is a video I took last week - only my 2nd flight with my new Mavic, so I kept everything Auto for video settings. 1080p / 60FPS, no filter, at about 30 mins before sunset. I think the quality is amazing.
(Make sure you select HD from the Youtube settings while watching (1080p-60). I'll upload to dropbox when I get home.)
Sucks you guys are having quality issues. I have no issues at all with mine.
-Atomicbear
EDIT: Watch it from the Youtube website directly - I just watched it from here, and it appears very choppy. When I watch from the Youtube channel directly, it's smooth as butter
I had the problem. I told to dji. They approve and sent me a ticket number for DHL return. I sent it (to Netherland as I'm in France) they received it and checked and just sent me an email that they will send me a new unit soon.
Dji has told me to return it to, just waiting for the return ticket. My pics looks like the one attached (a 100% crop). Look at the tall grass.
Please update us as soon as you get yours back so we know if it is better!
Have not got DJI to confirm that it is bad, they only answer that I should return it.
Could someone upload an untoched pic, preferable with trees, that they think looks good?
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Mind posting some of your edited work? I also think you may have me confused with someone else on this thread, I am purely an enthusiast and do not get paid for anything. I do some editing myself but my skills are lacking as I'm still very new to editing in general. I never tried upscaling to 60fps but I do some basic color correction and I fly with the same settings you do, normally.
It's so hard to judge the pics when we don't know camera settings, especially ISO and shutter, and if there is movement of the grass/trees due to wind, etc. the trees and grass picture look out of focus throughout the pic. The overhead shot looks ok, but magnified, there is moire in the trees. JPEG resolution is what it is. Best pics in raw for sure, but even those aren't as good as most dslr's (and they're not really supposed to be).
As is, it doesn't look right to me. If all of you're other pictures are like this, I'd send it back, it couldn't hurt. I would first take a bunch of other photos, different subject matter also, before deciding though.I think they look better than mine but still some oil painting effect.
All settings default, just reset the settings. Auto, Iso 100, 1/231. Focused on the grass below the middle of the crop. Far distance so should have most in focus.
Also first thought it was jpeg compression but raw looks the same. I have problems deciding if it should be like this or if it is faulty. Dji just tells me to send it back, do not answer any questions if they think it looks bad etc.
I can not tell if it is faulty or not?
I dont see any watercolor effect in the vid. When I watch it on my crappy monitor at work, it doesn't look good. On my HD/4k display at home, it is very good. Playback should have zero motion stutter and constant focus. If your getting the clean picture, where in the vid is the watercolor effect that you see? I see motion blur in the brick building, and some oversharpening of some of the grass.As is, it doesn't look right to me. If all of you're other pictures are like this, I'd send it back, it couldn't hurt. I would first take a bunch of other photos, different subject matter also, before deciding though.
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