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Hello, fellow Mavic pilots!
Let me start by saying I have read multiple posts about setting camera focus and experimented with different settings; long back I made the decision not to use manual but instead go with autofocus. Also, I opted out of continuous autofocus and rather focus "once", by pressing the C1 key on the controller, before I hit the camera button. As we all know this is supposed to reset focus to the background, in the middle of the screen.
However, examining my pictures I can see that they all tend to be in good focus in the centre (where the focus is applied) but near the edges, the images appear to be more blurry.
So here goes my question, am I doing something wrong here? Is there a focus method that keeps the whole frame in focus (including the edges)? As an example, see below image that I took where, if I zoom in, the cars in the middle look a lot sharper than those near the top left edge.
Looking forward to your views.
Let me start by saying I have read multiple posts about setting camera focus and experimented with different settings; long back I made the decision not to use manual but instead go with autofocus. Also, I opted out of continuous autofocus and rather focus "once", by pressing the C1 key on the controller, before I hit the camera button. As we all know this is supposed to reset focus to the background, in the middle of the screen.
However, examining my pictures I can see that they all tend to be in good focus in the centre (where the focus is applied) but near the edges, the images appear to be more blurry.
So here goes my question, am I doing something wrong here? Is there a focus method that keeps the whole frame in focus (including the edges)? As an example, see below image that I took where, if I zoom in, the cars in the middle look a lot sharper than those near the top left edge.
Looking forward to your views.
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