Post your best Photo From Mavic

[melmartin]

I'm a long time LR user, but I'm becoming convinced ON1 is at least equal and in some ways better.

 

[gunny0628]

 

[daasmangi]

 

[daasmangi]

My Simuk Balus Mavic Pro at Lake KingView attachment 43040

 

[mi8radire]

Not a exactly my best but a recent panorama from Galaxidi Greece

 

[Qoncussion]

I'm a long time LR user, but I'm becoming convinced ON1 is at least equal and in some ways better.

I take the panos in RAW. I assemble then in On1, a photo editor which may soon replace Lightroom for this sort of thing from my point of view. I take the highlights slider way down to reduce the sun, and boost the shadows so I can see the ground. I think the Mavic takes superb photos, but you need to shoot in RAW, and then edit. No built in camera software gives very good results, drone or non drone. Did not use HDR for these, but have tried HDR exposures, then combined the finished HDRs into a pano. That works well too.

I've been using On1 for many years, through many versions. It's a brilliant photo editor! I tried LR for a short while, till I realized that it didn't really offer anything more than On1.

 

[melmartin]

I've been using On1 for many years, through many versions. It's a brilliant photo editor! I tried LR for a short while, till I realized that it didn't really offer anything more than On1.

Completely agree... with HDR and pano built in, with robust RAW support it's actually good for processing drone photos at a reasonable cost and no subscription.

 

[jason38]

Completely agree... with HDR and pano built in, with robust RAW support it's actually good for processing drone photos at a reasonable cost and no subscription.

Yep, i finaly bought it and it seems pretty good!
I met some problems making panos... It works 1/4 times...
...but Im a newbie, need practice and tutos... [emoji1]
And BTW, nom more "black sun" with on1

 

[vatovec]

Victor monument, Belgrade Serbia.

 

[melmartin]

Yep, i finaly bought it and it seems pretty good!
I met some problems making panos... It works 1/4 times...
...but Im a newbie, need practice and tutos... [emoji1]
And BTW, nom more "black sun" with on1

Great... panos should be easy in On1... never had to make adjustments for alignment.

 

[xoomlenz]

Coldwater Lake, near Mt St Helen's Washington taken July 25, 2018.

 

[JDawg]

Victor monument, Belgrade Serbia.

Cool pic, real cold out?

 

[xoomlenz]

View attachment 42822

Sardinia (Italy)

This would be a great area to try a "little world" pano.

 

[Cymruflyer]

where was this? Assume Europe somewhere....very cool

I think it is the parent's castle of Mad King Ludwig, which is right by his beautiful Neuschwanstein in Fussen Germany, Black Forest region.

 

[vatovec]

Cool pic, real cold out?

Thx
It was very hot that day

 

[supremefocus]

I've been using On1 for many years, through many versions. It's a brilliant photo editor! I tried LR for a short while, till I realized that it didn't really offer anything more than On1.

Seems like in1 is a cheap knockoff Of LR. but Lr has more features and with Lightroom mobile I can edit using my saved presets on LR desktop and load them up in LR mobile and edit my photos with ease.

 

[denar]

View attachment 18657 I shared this one a couple of days ago but would love to see everyone' photos as well...Post yours to the community to enjoy!.

Wow!

 

[Cymruflyer]

Seems like in1 is a cheap knockoff Of LR. but Lr has more features and with Lightroom mobile I can edit using my saved presets on LR desktop and load them up in LR mobile and edit my photos with ease.

No it is not like light room at all and was on the market before lightroom came out, so is not a knock off at all.

 

[Cymruflyer]

@beardog is that aligator/crocodile? And MPs shadow over the animal?

It's an alligator, they have wide snouts. A crocodile has a thin or narrow snout, so it's easy toto tell the difference.

 

[Cymruflyer]

View attachment 42213

Are you not in the No Fly zone here, since you are extremely close to Burke Lakefront Airport? Well within a five mile radius.