Mavic Zoom Hi Resolution Mode

[AlienDrone]

There's no "raw" with video. Did you mean "normal"?

No, I'm talking about photographs.

 

[AlienDrone]

I doubt you can tell side by side in pictures , I have some pictures at the bottom of our website shot with the Mavic 2 zoom and cropped in 1/6 of a super HIgh Res Pictures : That Super High Res 48 meg picture is stitched together for you and the results our really nice.

If your a good photographer you can make the zoom shine pretty bright , but pixel for pixel the pro wins .

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I purchased the M2Z. I printed the user manual, but I don't see any reference to the High Resolution Photo feature or how to use it. Did i miss it?

 

[paulatkin73]

I purchased the M2Z. I printed the user manual, but I don't see any reference to the High Resolution Photo feature or how to use it. Did i miss it?

he means a panorama mode 'super hi res' that takes several shots and merges then into the 48mp panorama. it is a quite convenient way to use m2z - it will stitch jpg in the drone and also can save original raw files to use them later.

 

[AlienDrone]

he means a panorama mode 'super hi res' that takes several shots and merges then into the 48mp panorama. it is a quite convenient way to use m2z - it will stitch jpg in the drone and also can save original raw files to use them later.

Thanks for the reply! So it's a feature that only works as a panorama? Does this mean it will automatically select the gimble angle to include the horizon, or can the pilot select the angle?

 

[Greekislandlover]

If you frame your shot and press the shutter button, the result is going to be very much what you have framed. So if you want the horizon in a particular place simply frame the shot that way.

Have to say that I prefer to process the stitching in Photoshop from the raw images though.

 

[AlienDrone]

If you frame your shot and press the shutter button, the result is going to be very much what you have framed. So if you want the horizon in a particular place simply frame the shot that way.

Have to say that I prefer to process the stitching in Photoshop from the raw images though.

Great! I'm not sure how often I will use this feature as it is, but framing the area I need will be helpful. Yes, I have used the PS stitching mode on several photography projects. I have yet to use it with my drones though. May give that a shot today. I use RAW on just about everything.