I can't figure why my photos and videos come out so noisy. The ISO is at 100. the F-Stop is 2.8. It was 5:40ish PM the white balance was set to cloudy. Now this is just this days shots (7-30-2019 + I added 1 from June) but they all come out that way, photos & videos. I watch others work with the Mavic Air and they are at a whole different level, what am I doing wrong? These are straight off the card:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3llld8xlklcwy5s/DJI_0422.MP4?dl=0


https://www.dropbox.com/s/onr2zv6e1u4e4zo/DJI_0421.JPG?dl=0


https://www.dropbox.com/s/5m731bdh5see7q4/DJI_0419.JPG?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/765y0x54zluii4v/DJI_0324.JPG?dl=0





Thank You

And what is the noise? None of the files I posted, I did not notice any noise. But for this level of coverage, iso = 100 seems to me too small.

Vofas Posted at 7-30 21:37
And what is the noise? None of the files I posted, I did not notice any noise. But for this level of coverage, iso = 100 seems to me too small.

OK, I can see a lot of noisy in all of them. the video was shot in UltraHD but I guess dropbox only lets you view in 720p.
thanks anyway

Edward J Smith Posted at 7-30 22:06
OK, I can see a lot of noisy in all of them. the video was shot in UltraHD but I guess dropbox only lets you view in 720p.
thanks anyway

I downloaded all the files to me, I looked in 4k. no noise is noticed.

I can't notice any noise but the resolution seems to be heavily downscaled - probably 720p using dropbox

Eh, hard to tell in the downloaded to desktop version at full-res -- just looks underexposed to me.

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Also, keep in mind the tiny sensor these birds are using -- it's unfair to expect better performance than you'd get from a camera with a larger sensor.

Ex Machina Posted at 7-31 20:04
Also, keep in mind the tiny sensor these birds are using -- it's unfair to expect better performance than you'd get from a camera with a larger sensor.

Well I guess I keep setting the bar too high. I went back to some of my older pictures and I'm noticing that it is more a matter of light. Low light settings seem to be harder for the camera then mid-day sun. Da.... or mabe it's my new readers LOL

Edward Smith's Replacement Posted at 8-3 08:22
Well I guess I keep setting the bar too high. I went back to some of my older pictures and I'm noticing that it is more a matter of light. Low light settings seem to be harder for the camera then mid-day sun. Da.... or mabe it's my new readers LOL

Yeah, it's all about the light, and especially with these birds you need good light, and a lot of it, to make the camera perform at its best.

wow!
great content!