The power of HDR on Mavic pro and air

[strademarkworld]

Now, as a photographer, I urge people to use the bracketing in order to get better dynamic range and not to just create surreal alien LSD images..Here is a good example, I believe, when a backlit object could be easily photographed by a mavic


my website: www.irelandframes.com
instagram: strademarkworld

 

[Lake_Flyer]

That surely beats a still grab from a video clip.
And I just love Ireland and its people. Been there more than 40 times, mainly in Shannon, Limerick and Cork. Amazing heritage of ancient ruins. Been a lot to Bunratty Castle with my business relations. Wished I brought my drone the last time I was there, 5 years ago.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane

 

[mongo978]

Now, as a photographer, I urge people to use the bracketing in order to get better dynamic range and not to just create surreal alien LSD images..Here is a good example, I believe, when a backlit object could be easily photographed by a mavic
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my website: www.irelandframes.com
instagram: strademarkworld

Yes! I agree. I am a photographer too & I am quite pleased with the Air's ability to grab 5 quick DNG files in AEB. Whilst it's not a flying DSLR it is a useful tool that can hopefully earn it's keep.

I looked at your site & work - excellent.

www.studdy.co.uk

 

[strademarkworld]

That surely beats a still grab from a video clip.
And I just love Ireland and its people. Been there more than 40 times, mainly in Shannon, Limerick and Cork. Amazing heritage of ancient ruins. Been a lot to Bunratty Castle with my business relations. Wished I brought my drone the last time I was there, 5 years ago.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane

I m glad this photo have a special meaning for you. at the end photos should always bring us to new dimensions.
yes, drones are great tools, nevertheless, they are just tools. if used properly u get gud results, but u must know the basics first

thanks man

 

[strademarkworld]

Yes! I agree. I am a photographer too & I am quite pleased with the Air's ability to grab 5 quick DNG files in AEB. Whilst it's not a flying DSLR it is a useful tool that can hopefully earn it's keep.

I looked at your site & work - excellent.

www.studdy.co.uk

thanks for the kind words... again its always about the basics
and i saw ur work
woooowww
i want to get where u are now..clean phtotos..really gud..amazed by ur work . well done

 

[melmartin]

I'm also a photographer, and a fairly new drone pilot. I'm very pleased with the results I'm getting... here's a page of some recent pix, all using AEB and processed from RAW in Lightroom. Drone Photos | Images from Deep Space | Mel Martin