overexposed pictures with Mavic 2 Pro

[arsenio7]

Hi,

I'm the happy new owner of a Mavic 2 Pro. This device flies pretty well, but I'm quite disappointed by the pictures I take (everything in automatic mode). Most of my pictures are overexposed (like the one attached to this post).

Should I change some settings? Does automatic mode suck that much?

Cheers,

Arsenio

 

[gnirtS]

Looks like you've got the EV bias set to something substantially positive.

 

[arsenio7]

mmmh it seems out you pointed the right issue... I'll try it tomorrow

 

[BerndM]

I change the ev using the wheel in the upper right of the RC while flying to maintain the levels that I prefer.
Takes a bit of finger coordination but I'm getting better at it

 

[arsenio7]

Looks like you've got the EV bias set to something substantially positive.

mmmh it seems out you pointed the right issue... I'll try it tomorrow

you were right! thanks a bunch!

 

[arsenio7]

I change the ev using the wheel in the upper right of the RC while flying to maintain the levels that I prefer.
Takes a bit of finger coordination but I'm getting better at it

I think I did something wrong with that wheel, thanks for the info!

 

[RickAung]

HI, I've done the same thing and adjusted the EV accidentally. Is there any way to disable the EV wheel on the controller so this does not happen again, please?

 

[Prmath]

Hi,

I'm the happy new owner of a Mavic 2 Pro. This device flies pretty well, but I'm quite disappointed by the pictures I take (everything in automatic mode). Most of my pictures are overexposed (like the one attached to this post).

Should I change some settings? Does automatic mode suck that much?

Cheers,

Arsenio
try manual settings
Lower your ISO......
Turn away from the sun
Put your fStop @ a higher number
Let us know the results ??