Is your Pictures also pretty poor in quality, when you zoom Picture afterwards (P2V)

All depends on what mode and resolution you are shooting at.
But the Phantoms FC200 is not a high mega pixel camera so not really suitable for zooming in much after the shot, but it flies, so you can move the camera a lot before....

Post your photo so we can see what you are talking about.

Here is a shoot.
Taken with highest resolution, but i have to resize it before uploading, but it seems like the original when zooming.

Looks sharp enough to me.

If you zoom a Little on waterhose, or other, it seems to made of bricks

Those are pixels. If you need more details when zooming in, you'll need more pixels, which means you need a higher resolution camera. But in my opinion, the Phantom wasn't really meant for close-up pictures or details as such. Its forte is scenic subjects, bird's eye view shots, panoramas, etc. This is where it's a champ.

insitb@singnet. Posted at 2014-11-13 07:21
Those are pixels. If you need more details when zooming in, you'll need more pixels, which means you ...

You can say so, but my 8Mp Canon is way better than the 14Mp on DJI !!??

b.w.j@joergense Posted at 2014-11-13 22:41
You can say so, but my 8Mp Canon is way better than the 14Mp on DJI !!??

All about the sensors
You Canon has a much better sensor I'm sure.

Sure you right, but Wonder what DJI meant by "The Phantom 2 Vision carries an extremely high quality stills camera and a 4GB micro SD card. It shoots full HD video at 1080p 30/60i and takes 14 megapixel still photos."

I have a Canon EOS 6D, and at no time was I deluded enough to think that the V+ camera would come anywhere near the quality.
But what it does do is fly, and for that it beats the Cannon hands down....

johnwarr@live.c Posted at 2014-11-14 02:10
I have a Canon EOS 6D, and at no time was I deluded enough to think that the V+ camera would come an ...

+1........