Not sure if this is a quality issue but I've noticed that images that I take in RAW on my Mavic Air 2 come up as "960x720"?
But yet JPEG come up as 8000x6000 in Windows?

I've also noticed that using the 48 MP option the images still aren't able to be cropped very much. There's a lot of detail lost across the entire image no matter what conditions I take the photo in... any ideas??

Also no option for D-Cine Like when taking photos, only for video???

Also noticed that H264 encoding has been removed?

I've noticed that images that I take in RAW on my Mavic Air 2 come up as "960x720"?
What you are seeing is the 960 x 720 thumbnail that's included in the raw images.

Labroides Posted at 8-5 02:23
I've noticed that images that I take in RAW on my Mavic Air 2 come up as "960x720"?
What you are seeing is the 960 x 720 thumbnail that's included in the raw images.

No, the actual image under properties says 960x720 with the drone but Jpeg says full res

Thats strange - mine shows 8,000 x 6,000: 48mp DNG RAW. Though on my MacBook

MADagain Posted at 8-5 02:39
No, the actual image under properties says 960x720 with the drone but Jpeg says full res

No, the actual image under properties says 960x720 with the drone but Jpeg says full res
No ...  What you are seeing is the 960 x 720 jpg thumbnail that's included in the raw images.
Do you need me to tell you again?

Labroides Posted at 8-5 02:49
No, the actual image under properties says 960x720 with the drone but Jpeg says full res
No ...  What you are seeing is the 960 x 720 jpg thumbnail that's included in the raw images.
Do you need me to tell you again?

Umm if windows is saying the image is a preview then sure but no it's not a preview of anything, still doesn't retain much detail when I zoom in... also just to clarify I'm not saying the image is that, I'm saying that's what it comes up as under properties.
No need to be hostile... other devices don't show RAW resolution (aka Canon M100 or 5D MK II)

MADagain Posted at 8-5 02:51
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Umm if windows is saying the image is a preview then sure but no it's not a preview of anything, still doesn't retain much detail when I zoom in... also just to clarify I'm not saying the image is that, I'm saying that's what it comes up as under properties.
No need to be hostile... other devices don't sure RAW resolution (aka Canon M100 or 5D MK II)

Umm if windows is saying the image is a preview then sure but no it's not a preview of anything,
You cannot view dng image files without specialised software.
If you use a program that cannot read dng files, all it will see is the little jpg thumbnail that's included inside the dng file.
That's what you are seeing but don't want to understand.
Have you understood that this time?

still doesn't retain much detail when I zoom in
I wonder why??
Perhaps that's because it's a piddling little 960 x 720 preview image??
Nah ... probably not.
Keep asking and see what ridiculous suggestions you get.

Labroides Posted at 8-5 02:59
Umm if windows is saying the image is a preview then sure but no it's not a preview of anything,
You cannot view dng image files without specialised software.
If you use a program that cannot read dng files, all it will see is the little jpg thumbnail that's included inside the dng file.

...dude I'm saying this because you clearly don't see that different RAW formats show different things, but it's only the DJI side what information the end user gets displayed. Since the resolution is wrong it shouldn't be displayed.

Trying to get some help and you're being a spoiled little brat about it, sorry I don't fly drones much and trying to learn.

Labroides Posted at 8-5 02:59
Umm if windows is saying the image is a preview then sure but no it's not a preview of anything,
You cannot view dng image files without specialised software.
If you use a program that cannot read dng files, all it will see is the little jpg thumbnail that's included inside the dng file.

Trying to be smart but sounding like an idiot, but hey at least the image says what it's supposed to say in Lightroom.

Still doesn't answer the fact it looks terrible when cropping a 48 MP image... lacks detail compared to other comparisons with worm like artifacts (similar to a phone) lol.