Post your best Photo From Mavic

[genesimmons]

my local lake,still some snow on the mountains bc canada

 

[newt2u]

Love the "H[elipad]" placed on the roof of the carport.

Location?

Shropshire, in the middle of nowhere

 

[daisy-girl]

my local lake,still some snow on the mountains bc canada


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It was already a 10/10. With the caption, it's a 10+

Do you recall how many minutes you got from your battery in that cold weather?

 

[daisy-girl]

Shropshire, in the middle of nowhere

Now you've done it: you've piqued my curiosity.

According to the following link, from which the attached photo was copied

Shropshire - Wikipedia

Shropshire has very long and interesting history and is also the location of a World Heritage Site.

In addition, "The River Severn, Great Britain's longest river, runs through the county, exiting into Worcestershire via the Severn Valley."

Your image was already a 10/10 but with the addition of the caption I'd rate it a 10++

Because of the added caption, I am now aware of aspects of the UK that I was previously not.

 

[kitzy]

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[Qoncussion]

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I'm going to beat @daisy-girl to the punch, and ask - where was this shot?

 

[kitzy]

I'm going to beat @daisy-girl to the punch, and ask - where was this shot?

Douglas Lake in Dandridge, Tennessee.

 

[Qoncussion]

Douglas Lake in Dandridge, Tennessee.

Very nice shot...

 

[kitzy]

Very nice shot...

Thank you. I was pretty happy with it considering I had my MPP (first drone) about a week, only had it out maybe two or three times and never over water before that. I was nervous! Lol

 

[Qoncussion]

Thank you. I was pretty happy with it considering I had my MPP (first drone) about a week, only had it out maybe two or three times and never over water before that. I was nervous! Lol

You might consider shooting photos using the 4:3 aspect ratio. 16:9 crops the top and bottom of the sensor. You can always crop the 4:3 yourself in post if you want the 16:9 look. Just a thought... Again, nice work.

Here's how the sensor crops a 16x9 image...

 

[kitzy]

You might consider shooting photos using the 4:3 aspect ratio. 16:9 crops the top and bottom of the sensor. You can always crop the 4:3 yourself in post if you want the 16:9 look. Just a thought... Again, nice work.

Here's how the sensor crops a 16x9 image...

Good info. Thanks! I was just doing some reading on AEB and using 4:3.

 

[Qoncussion]

Good info. Thanks! I was just doing some reading on AEB and using 4:3.

AEB (and HDR) work really well - but beware of moving objects. If you're shooting anything with movement (like cars moving through the frame), you'd want to use the single shot option. I have a few AEB images from the Mavic that are just awesome. I think I posted them earlier in this thread. It's worth checking it out (as you are already doing)

 

[daisy-girl]

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[daisy-girl]

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Love the receding lines and the resulting 3-dimensional effect. 10/10 +extra credit for supplying the location = 10+

 

[daisy-girl]

You might consider shooting photos using the 4:3 aspect ratio. 16:9 crops the top and bottom of the sensor. You can always crop the 4:3 yourself in post if you want the 16:9 look. Just a thought... Again, nice work.

Here's how the sensor crops a 16x9 image...

Because I like to include lots of sky in my images, I especially like 3:4 (portrait view).

"Parade Ground" at sunset, former Clark Air Base, Province of Pampanga, Philippines

 

[Vernon]

Shot this with my MP at Falls Creek, Australia. It was for an international Ad campaign for Volcom Stone. This is the original version, before branding and graphics were added.

 

[vuzustravels]

Twin Palms Phuket Hotel Pool, during which I was getting a telling off for "disturbing the peace" oops!

Niseko Village Sapporo Japan, frozen hands trying to get a good photo in -15C!

 

[Dave A]

 

[Pipes101]

That's when I lost connection and the Mavic wouldn't return home View attachment 30310

You sir have won this thread! No more pictures needed [emoji41]

 

[kitzy]

My first attempt at AEB