Wde angle lens for Mavic 4 Pro

[Dogpilot]

Yes, thumbs up. I still would like to go out in the field to try it out more thoroughly. So far, with my reference image of my roof, it looks good. Too bad the weather is not the best for going out to my usual haunts to do some shots. Did drag the Mini 4 Pro with me to Kauai this week, just to take some shots of abandon sugar mills. They still have ants.

 

[Riptide]

View attachment 186572Yes, thumbs up. I still would like to go out in the field to try it out more thoroughly. So far, with my reference image of my roof, it looks good. Too bad the weather is not the best for going out to my usual haunts to do some shots. Did drag the Mini 4 Pro with me to Kauai this week, just to take some shots of abandon sugar mills. They still have ants.

How wide is it compared to the Mavic 3's 24mm?

 

[Dogpilot]

Well in terms of 35mm lenses for regular full frame cameras, which seems the standard reference; it is 108° FOV, which puts it someplace around 15° in equivalent camera lenses. Not as wide as the wide lens converter for the Mavic 3 series, which did 110° FOV. So it is a nice improvement on the roughly 28mm on the Mavic 4 Pro's wide, if you like to use wides. Just my 2° worth (couldn't resist the lame pun)

 

[Fanti]

Got the KF as well, but sending it back. Can only mount it after the gimbal self test. Total no go for me.

 

[Dogpilot]

You get used to that, but I agree it being a bit of a PIA.

 

[Filmarik]

You get used to that, but I agree it being a bit of a PIA.

I sincerely hope that M5P will have 24mm lens on the main camera.

 

[Robw_z]

I sincerely hope that M5P will have 24mm lens on the main camera.

I sometimes think the reason for 28mm on the M4P is otherwise the drone would've been "too perfect". Nowhere for the M5P to go other than increasing battery life and transmission distance, along with incremental sensor increases.