Problem with taking shoots

[GunsN]

Hello, I have some problem with taking photoes.
it doesn't take photos in good quality, what is the problem?

Do I have to change some settings in my drone?

 

[iaincaradoc]

Show us some examples?

 

[GunsN]

Show us some examples?

How can I upload here?

 

[GunsN]

 

[iaincaradoc]

How can I upload here?

 

[GunsN]

 

[iaincaradoc]

...and what do you think is "wrong" with these?

 

[GunsN]

...and what do you think is "wrong" with these?

The quality of Picture, there is no visible faces. look close, is it normal?

 

[iaincaradoc]

Aside from the woman having her face turned entirely away from the camera on the drone, I can see faces just fine. What are you using to view the image?

 

[GunsN]

Aside from the woman having her face turned entirely away from the camera on the drone, I can see faces just fine. What are you using to view the image?

windows 10 default viewer,
what do you prefer to view the images?
thanks

 

[iaincaradoc]

Here's what I see - this is a pure screen capture, cropped in to the area of interest.

 

[iaincaradoc]

I think the problem is that you're looking at an image that is larger than your screen can show at 1:1 - so it's "zooming out" and losing detail in what it shows you. Use the magnifying glass icon to zoom in.

 

[Meta4]

View attachment 109607

This might be a clue to your problem?
The pixel size you posted here is 960 x 540.
That's tiny.
It's the size of the little preview image that's part of a dng image.
The actual dng file is much larger and can only be viewed with specialised software.

If you are trying to view a dng file without appropriate software, all you'll see is the tiny thumbnail view.

The jpg image you posted is 3992 x 2242 and looks just fine.

Unless you are a serious photographer and use specialised software to view and mnipulate images, don't shoot dng (sometimes described as raw) and just shoot jpg files.

 

[GunsN]

This might be a clue to your problem?
The pixel size you posted here is 960 x 540.
That's tiny.
It's the size of the little preview image that's part of a dng image.
The actual dng file is much larger and can only be viewed with specialised software.

If you are trying to view a dng file without appropriate software, all you'll see is the tiny thumbnail view.

The jpg image you posted is 3992 x 2242 and looks just fine.

Unless you are a serious photographer and use specialised software to view and mnipulate images, don't shoot dng (sometimes described as raw) and just shoot jpg files.

Yes, it is set to raw.
okey, I will try to set it on JPG format.
thanks for helping me

 

[DanaMc]

Looks like it might be set to Manual Focus rather than automatic focus. Look on the controller screen (while operating) and be sure to tap the AEF upper right corner of the screen. Also if in manual focus, tap the subject such as you two sitting, and it should focus there.

 

[GunsN]

Looks like it might be set to Manual Focus rather than automatic focus. Look on the controller screen (while operating) and be sure to tap the AEF upper right corner of the screen. Also if in manual focus, tap the subject such as you two sitting, and it should focus there.

it was set to automatic, now I wach some videos on youtube and set to manual, I will check what change

 

[iaincaradoc]

I'm not seeing a focus problem with the provided image.

 

[Meta4]

Looks like it might be set to Manual Focus rather than automatic focus.

I'm not sure what you are looking at to get that idea.
Look again at the image he posted in post #6.
Out of focus ??? No.