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I've started practicing flying my drone on highly technical terrain in order to produce action videos, so I went into a half-dense forest in order to fly there.
While doing so, I noticed that the higher the video resolution you set your drone to, the more conservative object avoidance becomes. It does not matter whether you are actually recording or not.
If you do 1080, the drone will zoom past obstacles way faster than, say, doing the same while it's set to 4k. It will also go into tighter spots without complaining.
My hypothesis: It looks as if going high resolution taxes the CPU more, so less computing resources are available for navigation. Therefore, the drone gets more careful in order to avoid a collision. Object avoidance tolerances then get tighter when you go low resolution.
Has anyone experienced the same?
While doing so, I noticed that the higher the video resolution you set your drone to, the more conservative object avoidance becomes. It does not matter whether you are actually recording or not.
If you do 1080, the drone will zoom past obstacles way faster than, say, doing the same while it's set to 4k. It will also go into tighter spots without complaining.
My hypothesis: It looks as if going high resolution taxes the CPU more, so less computing resources are available for navigation. Therefore, the drone gets more careful in order to avoid a collision. Object avoidance tolerances then get tighter when you go low resolution.
Has anyone experienced the same?