I did a little low light test a couple of weeks ago with the Mavic 3. While there are some well known issues with the drone itself, the still photo low light capabilities are pretty phenomenal.
I buddy of mine and I went down to Union Station in Denver, and were planning on just shooting it, but I saw the lights were on at Coors Field and new I had to shoot it too.
Anyway, all shots were f/5.6, ISO 200 or ISO 100, and 5 shot AEB. Exposures were from 1/15 to 1.3 seconds, shot DNG.
I'm really impressed with just how clean the M3 is under these circumstances. These files were super clean, and there was plenty of shadow detail.
All images were processed in Lightroom, blended in Aurora HDR, and finished in Photoshop. Even with all the issues with the current flight issues of the M3 (DJI has heard them, and hopefully will address them soon), I love this little bird. I actually bought a second one as a back up.
I buddy of mine and I went down to Union Station in Denver, and were planning on just shooting it, but I saw the lights were on at Coors Field and new I had to shoot it too.
Anyway, all shots were f/5.6, ISO 200 or ISO 100, and 5 shot AEB. Exposures were from 1/15 to 1.3 seconds, shot DNG.
I'm really impressed with just how clean the M3 is under these circumstances. These files were super clean, and there was plenty of shadow detail.
All images were processed in Lightroom, blended in Aurora HDR, and finished in Photoshop. Even with all the issues with the current flight issues of the M3 (DJI has heard them, and hopefully will address them soon), I love this little bird. I actually bought a second one as a back up.