Which is the NATIVE ISO of the Phantom 4 Pro?

And also, which are the NATIVE ISO of the other DJI Drones.

Thanks a lot.

Hi
For me personally and the beauty of having a P4P or P4A is that you can adjust the ISO accordingly to your needs.

However, I always try to keep to 100 as I take most of my photos in bright daylight, odd times at sunset or dusk I have gone higher, but its that fine line with not getting too much noise and a great shot.

As for the other drones, I wouldn't have a clue as to the ISO ranges or even if they are fixed etc, but I am sure a quick Google will enlighten you or wait for some other replies.


Video:
100 - 3200 (Auto)
100 - 6400 (Manual)
Photo:
100 - 3200 (Auto)
100- 12800 (Manual)

ksqlsurf.com Posted at 3-25 06:23
Hi
For me personally and the beauty of having a P4P or P4A is that you can adjust the ISO accordingly to your needs.

There is only one native iso, we need to find out which is. The range doesn't matter, there's nothing in google, I'm asking a question that has no answer on the internet. So I'm starting my own research with the most highly professionals of the industry.

IlexSan Posted at 3-25 06:30
There is only one native iso, we need to find out which is. The range doesn't matter, there's nothing in google, I'm asking a question that has no answer on the internet. So I'm starting my own research with the most highly professionals of the industry.

And may one ask,  what is one trying to achieve and therefore why the importance ?

There are experts on here, but again I would have thought around the 100 to 200 ISO mark.

Watch this space, hopefully someone from DJI will provide the answer, but we already know the answer to that one.

ksqlsurf.com Posted at 3-25 11:18
And may one ask,  what is one trying to achieve and therefore why the importance ?

The native ISO is the real ISO the camera works perfectly and has no noise but with good amount of light. So if you know the native ISO in cinema, you then just need to change the other variables of exposure. At the end of the day, is a matter of being more professional, LEGAL AND SAFE.

IlexSan Posted at 3-25 11:20
The native ISO is the real ISO the camera works perfectly and has no noise but with good amount of light. So if you know the native ISO in cinema, you then just need to change the other variables of exposure. At the end of the day, is a matter of being more professional, LEGAL AND SAFE.

Fair enough - thank you. Not sure about the legal and safe part.

I see DJI Mindy answered the same question for the Inspire, so I have asked if she knows for the P4P(P4A)..........

No replies so far.

ksqlsurf.com Posted at 3-27 06:09
No replies so far.

The native ISO of the Phantom and Mavic is 500. While in the Inspire is 400.

IlexSan Posted at 3-27 06:11
The native ISO of the Phantom and Mavic is 500. While in the Inspire is 400.

Thanks.

Interesting and you learn something new everyday.

IlexSan Posted at 3-27 06:11
The native ISO of the Phantom and Mavic is 500. While in the Inspire is 400.

Hi Ejercito del Aire, te puedo consultar que phantom , que mavic y que inspire? me gustaria saber cual es el iso navito del phantom 4 pro, mavic pro 2, mavic air 2, mavic pro.
Gracias y saludos