Thanks Steve! I actually was working on the follow up to this but realized I needed more examples and footage hahaha Coming as soon as it’s all edited!
@@ianthebrightman I wouldn't mind seeing your take on the image quality for stills in various light conds using the 12 and 48mp. I've found under iso 400 48mp works well but higher iso gets noisy as hell
Nice video, i still have to get into these with my mini3 pro. Regarding the waypoint/gps issue. I'm not completely sure about satellite positioning. But satellites are constantly moving, there are certain apps that tell you which time of day will result in the most accurate GPS positioning based on where you are located. This makes me think gps count/time of day can effect GPS accuracy.
I actually just put up my follow-up video to these problems too - might have the info you’re looking for in that! The functions are still quite powerful/intuitive but yes, some work still needs to be done to reach “perfection”
Hi Ian, I have sat on a DJI chat with a rep about the "bow" on a panoramic shot with the mini 3 pro. The response I was given is that it was related to altitude and the height of the drone to the landscape. I sent images that showed the "bow" in the corners of my 180 degree pano shot stitched together via the DJI software and it was noted by the tech that there was an obvious "bow" to the image but no clear course of action. What I have read online and have started doing is shooting in JPEG/RAW and letting the internal software create the .jpg version of the panoramic shot and then taking the raw files of the pano from the memory card and using a program like Microsofts Image Composite Editor and stitching it back that way. It gives me a workaround for wanting a pano 180 shot. It's almost like the shooting mode has a software "glitch' that just seems to not either stitch right or frame up the images correctly when shooting for the pano shot?
Hello, I have the DJI mini 2, I am unable to take pano pics. Is it because I don’t have a SD card?
Good video. Better than the usual generic stuff, more real world photography.
I look fwd to the next one
Thanks Steve!
I actually was working on the follow up to this but realized I needed more examples and footage hahaha
Coming as soon as it’s all edited!
@@ianthebrightman I wouldn't mind seeing your take on the image quality for stills in various light conds using the 12 and 48mp. I've found under iso 400 48mp works well but higher iso gets noisy as hell
very good video mate :)
Thanks for watching it! Hope it helped in any way 🤘🤘
Nice video, i still have to get into these with my mini3 pro.
Regarding the waypoint/gps issue.
I'm not completely sure about satellite positioning. But satellites are constantly moving, there are certain apps that tell you which time of day will result in the most accurate GPS positioning based on where you are located.
This makes me think gps count/time of day can effect GPS accuracy.
I actually just put up my follow-up video to these problems too - might have the info you’re looking for in that!
The functions are still quite powerful/intuitive but yes, some work still needs to be done to reach “perfection”
@@ianthebrightman Cool, do you mean your last video, or one that has to be uploaded still?
Have you experienced this issue in panorama shooting as well? What did you do that helped fix this?
Hi Ian, I have sat on a DJI chat with a rep about the "bow" on a panoramic shot with the mini 3 pro. The response I was given is that it was related to altitude and the height of the drone to the landscape. I sent images that showed the "bow" in the corners of my 180 degree pano shot stitched together via the DJI software and it was noted by the tech that there was an obvious "bow" to the image but no clear course of action. What I have read online and have started doing is shooting in JPEG/RAW and letting the internal software create the .jpg version of the panoramic shot and then taking the raw files of the pano from the memory card and using a program like Microsofts Image Composite Editor and stitching it back that way. It gives me a workaround for wanting a pano 180 shot. It's almost like the shooting mode has a software "glitch' that just seems to not either stitch right or frame up the images correctly when shooting for the pano shot?
One way to do a panorama is to fly parallel with the subject while taking a video and then take a clip out of the video using software.
That’s just a video… not a static panorama 🤷♂️