Why are your drone photos grainy? [5 simple checks]

Everyone has experienced this contrast while flying a drone: a fantastic flight some great images and you’re happy with the framing and then you get home to find out that most of the photos you have taken are grainy. Grainy photos are a common issue with drone images, and it can lead to frustrating times with post editing and double guessing yourself while you are flying. In this video, we are going to go over the top reasons for why you drone photos are grainy so that the next time you ask yourself why are my drone photos grainy? You’ll know exactly what you have done and what you can do about it.
0:00 - introduction
1:30 - are you looking at the actual images?
3:05 - are you zooming in?
4:23 - iso values
7:26 - camera resolution
8:23 - check format of Photo
9:43 - summary

[@Dailydrivegti]

You have this the wrong way around? the higher the ISO the higher the grain. ISO 100 is optimal to reduce grain, when out doors that would work, then you can speed up the shutter hence the shutter opens and closes fast hence again, less grain.

[@anouaraynan7084]

Thanks!

[@theirishmountainmanmac1612]

Thank you this video really helped me out,good man.😊

[@jmann2143]

That's impossible because it's incorrect

[@youtuber-tq7ur]

My videos go to the dji app but my photos don't. My photos go to my phone and are blurry. How do I get my photos to go directly to the dji app? And I'm using the mavic air as well. Thanks

[@jmann2143]

This is totally false..