Hi All,

May I ask is it possible to do the following with P4P v2.0?

P4P v2.0 camera specifications :
Burst Shooting: 3/5/7/10/14 frames

Interval: 2/3/5/7/10/15/20/30/60 s


I want to create 10 seconds of video, but using RAW photo of the camera.
Let say for each 2 seconds, I can capture 14 photos using burst shooting.
In 10 seconds, I want to capture 5 x 14 = 70 photos.  Then I can play the 70 photos in sequence to form a video.

But then I will need to trigger burst shooting 5 times, one after the other.

The question is : how can I do that ?  How can I keep up to trigger the burst shooting 5 times on a row?
Is it possible to do this ?

I would like to make the highest quality of a short video sequence, so I do not want to use the video mode (H.265 or H.264 compression) of the P4Pv2.0.  So, I think I can use the RAW photo mode.


Thanks
Sam.

No, it is not possible, the camera, processing and file recording system is not capable of operating at that rate.

What about at a slower rate?  The key issue is whether I can burst 5 times on a row or not.    How can I burst shooting 5 times on a row seamlessly?
Also does burst shooting support RAW photo taking ?
I am using a microSD card with V90 rating (not the v30 that comes with the purchase of the P4P v2.0).


Thanks,
Sam.

Hi. Thank you for reaching out to DJI Forum. With regards to this concern as Geebax advised at post #2, I am sorry to say this function is not possible. Thank you.

Drone AV Posted at 9-2 20:12
What about at a slower rate?  The key issue is whether I can burst 5 times on a row or not.    How can I burst shooting 5 times on a row seamlessly?
Also does burst shooting support RAW photo taking ?
I am using a microSD card with V90 rating (not the v30 that comes with the purchase of the P4P v2.0).

Burst shooting usually allows tthe camera to shoot and save internally a sequence of shots, then write them at leisure to the SD card. From what you describe, you want to continuously shoot RAW video, but at a slow frame rate. The P4P just cannot shoot at that rate.