As of right now the Multispectral camera can only do photos, as that is what it is geared to do. A video recording function will be coming soon, in the manual it says "Video recording feature available soon" but since each of the 6 sensors are only 2.08 MP the video will be very low resolution.
Best reply so far. Lets be honest if you plan and frame your footage carefully, ensure the subject matter is focused properly and you dont overdo the post editing (we are not Danny Boyle), 4k 30 fps is astonishing. Slow motion in a drone (or helicopters) is for the high budget, large screen, marketing types who do not use consumer drones for their livelihood.
Really never heard that before. I dont have a drone that captures 4k @60fps but I have seen slow motion footage that was and it looks awesome, not blocky. Can you elaborate on "blocky"?
I actually use proxies in Premiere Pro even 2k footage. It is so simple and it has just become part of my workflow.
Have you ever tried to direct wildlife or the bride, groom and wedding entourage on their wedding day...lol. I am really not going for the super slow motion shots. I am talking about taking 60 fps and bringing it down to 30 fps in post.
I agree! These companies really have to look into what the word PRO means before naming their products that are far from pro out there for purchase. My Phantom 4 Pro like all the others provided 4K 60fps footage and this Mavic 2 Pro with it's "Hasselblad" bs camera can't. Just like an iPhone 11 Pro that can't natively shoot RAW yet claims to be a "PRO" camera. lol these companies are goofy!
Indeed! The original Mavic “Pro" simply meant it came an with RC, as DJI originally intended to sell it as the "Mavic" without a controller, just using a phone. Ultimately, they only sold it with the controller, but kept the "Pro" anyway, and still included the capability of not using the controller at all.
