I have this drone for about one year and I have this problem from the begining. I thought I have to try some settings or I don't know... maybe I'm doing something wrong. Anyway, I didn't had time to play with my drone and specially to read about this problem. I use it about 10 times per year.
Anyway, because also I'm an advanced photographer, I could not overlook this problem, so now I made this thread to finaly get some professional help ( I tried also to find this problem on internet and I didn't found it ).
Today, I upgraded to the last firmware and I hope this problem to be resolved. As you guesed, it doesn't.
The big problem is: The video is working fine but when I switch to photos, the photos resolution are really bad and I don't know why videos are better then photos.
Please tell me if you see the difference. Anyway, on my iPad ( from the remote controller viewer ) the difference are much bigger ( videos are much better then photos ).
Iulian Posted at 2017-7-19 09:30
You can download all the files ( video + pictures ) here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/l2j3oy0s79zsufr/All%20the%20files.rar?dl=0
Hi I have the same "problem" and I never managed to improve photo quality. :-(
Anyway, because also I'm an advanced photographer, I could not overlook this problem.
You could start by explaining what the "problem" is.
Your thread title suggests there is a problem with resolution.
You have images that are 4000 x 3000 which is the max resolution your camera can produce.
So what is the problem?
Is it possible you are comparing the DNG (RAW) file with the frames from the video. The video frames will be processed while the RAW are straight off the sensor and require post production. The display thumbnail will be just an indication of the file contents but it is up to you to produce a photograph.
Is it possible you are comparing the DNG (RAW) file with the frames from the video. The video frames will be processed while the RAW are straight off the sensor and require post production. The display thumbnail will be just an indication of the file contents but it is up to you to produce a photograph.
The files are in a compressed form, you need Winzip installed on your computer to unpack them. To be honest, it got to difficult so I gave up on it. There is no point in compressing image files, they are already compressed. The OP indicates that he may be judging the photo quality by looking at them on his iPad. That would be pointless as you are seeing two different size images, one for stills and the other for video, scaled down to fit the iPad screen.
Geebax Posted at 2017-7-19 17:14
The files are in a compressed form, you need Winzip installed on your computer to unpack them. To be honest, it got to difficult so I gave up on it. There is no point in compressing image files, they are already compressed. The OP indicates that he may be judging the photo quality by looking at them on his iPad. That would be pointless as you are seeing two different size images, one for stills and the other for video, scaled down to fit the iPad screen.
New
lvl.3
lvl.1
Core User of DJI
lvl.4
First Officer
