yes i do, i want to add that in the mini2 i never had to quibble much - sometimes i changed EV-1 to prevent high spots. i am so disappointed with the mini4p images, just not crips and now i see even the loss of edge sharpness - all i try to figure out if i have a lemon or notQuestion: Do you use the focus / exposure highlight overlay helpers when you take these pics ?
If it was so disappointing, I'd expect you could show several images that show why.i am so disappointed with the mini4p images, just not crips and now i see even the loss of edge sharpness - all i try to figure out if i have a lemon or not
To be fair, all auto-output JPG photo's will look like varying degrees of crap at 100%+ zoom. It's the Nature of the Beast. JPG is heavily processed by the camera chip before it goes anywhere near becoming an image format file. Then it is compressed (bits of visual information dumped) before it gets written to the microSD. Every time the JPG is opened and saved afterwards: it loses even more detail.one more attempt - no zoom on 12MP mode - look at upper left - all leaves are mushy. here the exif. this is just not a quality image, sorry. ok ISO is 330 which is a little high but the mushiness is not from the ISO it is something else i think
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Orientation - Top left
XResolution - 72
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Software - 10.08.66.02
DateTime - 2024:06:06 06:19:09
YCbCrPositioning - Co-Sited
Exif-IFD-Offset - 260
GPS-IFD-Offset - 746
XPComment - 0.9.142
XPKeywords - smart
ExposureTime - 1/1500 seconds
FNumber - 1.70
ExposureProgram - Normal program
ISOSpeedRatings - 330
ExifVersion - 0230
DateTimeOriginal - 2024:06:06 06:19:09
DateTimeDigitized - 2024:06:06 06:19:09
ComponentsConfiguration - YCbCr
ShutterSpeedValue - 1/1500 seconds
ApertureValue - F 1.70
ExposureBiasValue - 0.00
MaxApertureValue - F 1.70
SubjectDistance - 0 m
MeteringMode - Average
LightSource - Daylight
Flash - Not fired
FocalLength - 6.72 mm
MakerNote-IFD-Offset - 890
FlashPixVersion - 0100
ColorSpace - sRGB
ExifImageWidth - 4032
ExifImageHeight - 2268
InteroperabilityOffset - 860
FileSource - DSC - Digital still camera
SceneType - A directly photographed image
CustomRendered - Normal process
ExposureMode - Auto
White Balance - Auto
DigitalZoomRatio - 1.00 x
FocalLengthIn35mmFilm - 24 mm
SceneCaptureType - Standard
GainControl - None
Contrast - Normal
Saturation - Normal
Sharpness - Normal
DeviceSettingDescription -
Serial Number - 6TVFL710M2J55M
Lens Info - 24.00 24.00 1.70 1.70
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GPSAltitude - 105.27 m
Maker Note (Vendor): -
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sorry to disappoint you. i took more pics today and all is mushy. please look again in the upper left and you see the drop-off of the sharpness in the corner - this time the same subject all rock. my lens is not able to produce any sharp image is my conclusion, this is no fun. picture attached is right from the sdcard, no processing, no digital zoom. oh 11MB pics is too large need to find another option.The leaves in upper left are mushy because they are overexposed a couple of stops.
Do you only have two images from the camera to prove the camera is rubbish?
i supplied at least 3 or more images that are rubbish and comparison to mini 2 pics which are crispSo far the OP has only supplied one image from the newer camera.
That's not enough to declare the camera to be a lemon.
I'm sorry ... you did post 3 images (two are near duplicates taken minutes apart)i supplied at least 3 or more images that are rubbish and comparison to mini 2 pics which are crisp
I'm looking at it and I still can't see the problems that you think you can.sorry to disappoint you. i took more pics today and all is mushy. please look again in the upper left and you see the drop-off of the sharpness in the corner - this time the same subject all rock.
Maybe you need to have your eyes tested?looking longer at these images i feel like looking through a cheap plastic lens.
oh and btw i can see the edge unsharpness in every pics
are you saying you do not see lag of sharpness in the edges? if not we are not talking the same language sorry. i hope someone else can comment in addition. also you should give me some credit in having my eyes checked before i post, meaning put my glasses on oh and i assume you inspect the pics at 100% viewingI'm sorry ... you did post 3 images (two are near duplicates taken minutes apart)
I don't see the rubbish that you think you can.
I don't see any of the kind of photos you should be taking if you want to tell whether there is a problem or not.
I'm looking at it and I still can't see the problems that you think you can.
Maybe you need to have your eyes tested?
Or at least take some test photos that are appropriate for detecting camera problems (like I described in post #44).
Yes ... I looked at them at 100%are you saying you do not see lag of sharpness in the edges? if not we are not talking the same language sorry. i hope someone else can comment in addition. also you should give me some credit in having my eyes checked before i post, meaning put my glasses on oh and i assume you inspect the pics at 100% viewing
So far the OP has only supplied one image from the newer camera.
That's not enough to declare the camera to be a lemon.
all i can add is if you look at the rock image with 100% you can easily see the distortions and smearing out of the details - top left is worse bottom right is bestYes ... I looked at them at 100%
Yes ... I can't see the issues you are complaining about.
Now how about shooting the kind of photo you would need to if you were truly wanting to investigate potential camera issues.
Your complaints about the top left corner when it's either blank sky, distant overexposed leaves or a distant smooth rock face aren't very convincing.
As others have stated, no lens is going to be perfect across all of the corners and even expensive ILC lenses have to be stopped down to get the best corner performance. Even with your Mini 2 photo (flower image) I do see distortion and loss of sharpness in the top left and bottom right corners. With that being said, I see a greater amount of distortion and loss of sharpness in the top and bottom left corners of the Mini 4 photo (beach view). The middle and right side of the Mini 4 photo look acceptable so my first thought is that your Mini 4 lens has a slight amount of decentering which favors the right side. However, without seeing additional examples where the entire frame is on the same plane of focus with good lighting, it is difficult to conclude what is happening.here some pics - you can identify the drone images, they are all mini 2 and i am very happy with the quality.
the non drone are either moto G 5 stylus or olympus EM mark 10 with 15-300mm zoom.
if you inspect the drone images you can see excellent sharpness and exposure across the images
202405 Fort Bragg, CA
we stayed for 1 week in a very nice Airbnb right next to the train station. Only 2 min walk to downtown 10min walk to the beach. it was rainy when we arrived on Saturday but from then only sunshine and as you can see it was flower power time..flickr.com
yes, there are more images than people want to see but i take the pics for MYSELF
i admit i have not explored the MF focus in the M4P and i am not sure if it even has it (per DJI it does not have MF)
hopefully you enjoy the mini 2 pics
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