Elmateo487
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Maybe, maybe not...I meant the once the Phantom line goes away.
Seems the Mavic 2 uses the Ambarella H2 which is newer and more energy efficient (14nm node process same as current Intel CPU) than the H1 found in the P4P (28nm). The H2 has a Quad Core ARM CPU vs the Dual Core of the H1. Image quality in 4K FOV 30fps in P4P is much better. Link below from EOSHD with further discussion:
DJI Mavic Pro II
Considering the M2P and P4P both use a similar 1" sensor from SONY, sensor readout performance must be similar. P4P does line skipping at 4K60fps mode. For this I can buy sensor readout limitations. What I'm not buying it is the crappy 4K FOV 30fps of the M2P and saying this is the best we can get.
Saying record in 10bit and HEVC is very taxing when the H2 does this natively in hardware doesn't seem an excuse for the crappy 4K 30fps FOV mode. Or the battery stress. P4P was never reported to fly less time in 4K60 having to encode double the frames per second and is also powered by a single 4S battery.
For me that’s not acceptable since it‘s not loyal to sell a 1“ copter that‘s not using the potential of the sensor found in a 2 years old model from the same company for the same price or in other cameras using the same sensor like Sony FDR-AX100 (even older) or Sony DSC-RX100IV and V.
This should be fixed in a firmware update and should be possible.
One could also guess that this may be a temperature problem since Sony‘s RX100 is also getting „warm“.
In the P4Pro the camera may be better cooled because of the free mounting, the Mavic has some covering from above that may degrade cooling.
If so, please make a temperature monitoring available in the app (the sensor monitors the temp) and switch down to pixelbinning if the sensor is getting to warm. I think most people don‘t take longer clips than a few minutes and so this would be a benefit.
For plain monitoring the flight we don‘t need the full sensor readout.
Remember the P3A not having a 2.7k mode and later they upgraded the firmware to include 2.7k.
I sense a firmware upgrade.....
...but first they have to release the P5P. I feel pretty strong the P5P will have interchangeable lenses and a 4/3 sensor. This means viable option. A cheaper Inspire. And the P5P will now be 2k.
Then the firmware to the MP2 will upgrade it's video capability.
DJI rep on RCG just said the opposite.
No correction when in log or HDR.
Pixel binning. Same reason crop mode looks better than fov with my a7riiiHaving compared online FOV Vs HQ, it's clear that FOV takes a substantial hit in image quality. I have no idea why, but I suspect this is a strategic move by DJI to make way for something like a Phantom 5. They can't make it good at everything, it must be crippled.
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Isn't movie magic more about capturing the moment/content than all those silly techy items? I'm willing to bet there is many pros who can still do wonderful things with a $500 old drone than new people using their new $1500 drones.
Well it's certainly closer to it than random people...Jeez people! Chill out! The “rep” isn’t the last word on what and what won’t be done!
Except real life and people just don't work that way.If it doesn’t do what you want right now and right out of the box, then don’t buy it! Dang.
Well yes and no, there's beautiful stuff out there but the quality it's recorded in matters as well to the viewing pleasure.Isn't movie magic more about capturing the moment/content than all those silly techy items? I'm willing to bet there is many pros who can still do wonderful things with a $500 old drone than new people using their new $1500 drones.
This video is the opposite to me, it a perfect example of too "slow" to hold me and getting me to look at details.Stuff likes this just captures me and I tend to forget techy things like hdr, sharpness etc.
I think people has always been complaining about video quality since the P3's were announced if not earlier. What I find amazing is that years later... nobody cares then. Videos still were made. Etc.
I just fly them because they are fun, take photos... some video.... and will continue to do so. If I wanted perfect quality I'd unfortunately have to spend goobers amount of money. For a consumer product readily available for purchase by many I think the quality is outstanding even looking at P3P videos.
Stuff likes this just captures me and I tend to forget techy things like hdr, sharpness etc.
Isn't movie magic more about capturing the moment/content than all those silly techy items? I'm willing to bet there is many pros who can still do wonderful things with a $500 old drone than new people using their new $1500 drones.
I think people has always been complaining about video quality since the P3's were announced if not earlier. What I find amazing is that years later... nobody cares then. Videos still were made. Etc.
I just fly them because they are fun, take photos... some video.... and will continue to do so. If I wanted perfect quality I'd unfortunately have to spend goobers amount of money. For a consumer product readily available for purchase by many I think the quality is outstanding even looking at P3P videos.
Stuff likes this just captures me and I tend to forget techy things like hdr, sharpness etc.
Isn't movie magic more about capturing the moment/content than all those silly techy items? I'm willing to bet there is many pros who can still do wonderful things with a $500 old drone than new people using their new $1500 drones.
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