Landey
lvl.4
Germany
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Here we go.
I've got no colorful flowers in my backyard, yet (too early in the year), but I've got a little tree.
Have a look at the two photos: Left one is a crop (cut-out) of a picture I took without any zoom - I just magnified the picture to get the same image section as the zoomed picture, picture on the right.
You'll see that the left (unzoomed) picture looks a little bit sharper, the zoomed picture looks a bit mushy.
Unzoomed picture was taken with 1/1000 s exposure time, zoomed picture with 1/500 s exposure time, both shot with ISO 100 - this is the values which got set automatically by the drone.
Longer exposure time (under the same lighting conditions) will often lead to overexposure, which you can see in the photo you posted: the blossoms are white. And overexposure makes pictures look bad.
In the second set of pictures, I simulated overexposure, so you can see the effect.
I avoided overexposure by using an EV value (Exposure value) of -1,3. You should set that, too, for all photos you take.
You can always brighten up dark areas, there will still be details. But overexposed areas lose all details, recovery is not possible.
Digital zoom a) makes the picture mushy, unsharp, b) overexposes the picture, making it look even worse.
It's not the firmware, it's just the way digital zoom works with the Mini 2.
You see? There's no benefit in taking photos with 2 × zoom, photo quality just gets worse.
Better fly a bit closer to your subject, then take a photo without any zoom. And don't forget to set the EV value to -1,3. |
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