That's a problem with high ISO and has nothing to do with a fixed aperture, particularly since the aperture is already relatively fast at f2.8.
On the contrary, the lens has more depth of field than you can use.
Pic of The Air2S in flight with my Klarus G15 5oz Pocket LED light attached to the side of the drones main body. It's attached with 10lb rated velcro bought from Lowes. I used balsa wood to make the legs long enough for the drone to land and take off while the light is attached. The light has a 4000 lumen turbo mode, with a sustained light of 1500 lumens. I got it from Amazon for $89.00 usa. I reposted the pitch black golf range with the light attached, flying at 200ft. It's amazing how well the setup acts like a search light and can take decent photos. I can show more photos of pitch dark places lit up if you want. I live in florida, I've used it mainly to search for animals in the woods, but mostly pesky black bears that get into the our trash. I also use it to patrol the neighborhood (neighborhood watch) with the consent of the neighbors of course.
Having said that you're Italian (I assume) which automatically makes you uber cool...so perhaps I wouldn't mind you as a neighbour after all.
Thanks for correcting this obvious misinformation. Im often amazed by the confidence of the ill-informed on this forum. Recently someone "explained" to me that jpeg's were simply RAW files that had been correctly processed thereby making RAW redundant.
ive made another thread on this as mine only turn off when taking a picture or video if the the motors are not running !!! not really any reason for that i can see.
Maybe , I was wrong. I was just checking my DJI FLY app. Couldn't find any option to turn off the front LEDS. EVO2 lets you turn both front and back LEDS off.
That is incorrect. An aperture of f 2.8 *can* result in less depth of field, but out-of-focus effects are visible only if the lens's DOF is less than that presented by the subject.
