Just me or faulty sensor?

[xempire]

Hey there,

Would love some thoughts on the image I've attached - on close view, the right third of the image looks slightly blurry (can be seen most near the rocks/walkway at the top right of the image) Is it just me or could this be due to a faulty sensor? Mavic is only a week old... :-|

 

[newnan3]

Could have a smudge on your lens...

 

[Pedro]

The Mavic sensor does not, in my opinion, deal with low contrast subject matter very well so I don't think there are any conclusions that can be drawn from that photo. It would be more telling if you can take a shot of a generally high contrast, higher detail subject and looking at that to see if you have an issue. My first Mavic had the bottom right out of focus issue but the two that I have had since are much better..

 

[newnan3]

What shutter speed were you using?

 

[xempire]

Thanks @Pedro and @newnan3. Appreciate the quick reply. I've attached another image that I took over the weekend that is high contrast/detail. I was using Polar Pro NDPL4 filter and both images taken across different flights and sure that both of these were clean/no smudges. Let me know what you think - perhaps this image illustrates the issue more, especially around the rocks...

 

[Jenee]

Thanks @Pedro and @newnan3. Appreciate the quick reply. I've attached another image that I took over the weekend that is high contrast/detail. I was using Polar Pro NDPL4 filter and both images taken across different flights and sure that both of these were clean/no smudges. Let me know what you think - perhaps this image illustrates the issue more, especially around the rocks...

I honestly can't see any smudges at all. Picture looks good.

 

[Boog0822]

Looks fine to me too. You know this isn't a DSLR with Canon L series lenses right?

 

[Pedro]

Yep, looks good to me too..

 

[Lou]

You said right third? I agree with two comments above - nothing wrong with this image, as a matter of fact considering it was shot from a tiny flying platform I would so far to say "Wow, great pic!" Look at the shadow detail of the 2 couples standing on the solid rock - super detail!