Dear Sirs!

We have High-Res Grid photo option in Mavic 3E. After all we have a folder with some q-ty of separate photos with some zoom level and some tool for moving between photos.
Is it possible to combine all photos inside one big one ?
It may be the way to create the High-Res Pano for example.

Have a good evening!
Maxim


Due to mistake this question was in Mavic 3 forum. Hope, here I will find a way.

You can use DJI Terra, Pix4D etc to create a combined .tiff image.
This is done using a quantity of overlapping photos  On the controller you would do this as a mapping mission

Microsoft made a free program called Image Composite Editor (ICE) that I use for these. It can do all sorts of photo stitching jobs. It's no longer being actively developed but it's still good to use.  

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/image-composite-editor/

We use Hugin : https://hugin.sourceforge.io

FT Site Eng Posted at 2-22 07:24
You can use DJI Terra, Pix4D etc to create a combined .tiff image.
This is done using a quantity of overlapping photos  On the controller you would do this as a mapping mission

High-Res Grid photo produce photos without overlap. therefore it is not possible. also not possible to use any sw for pano - on overlapping.

Unless I'm doing something wrong I can't find a way for DJI Terra to do anything with a SUPR photoset. It doesn't surprise me that DJI would put all the R&D to develop such a feature and then make it basically useless because of lack of communication. Has the M3E already reached its end of life? Because there is ZERO support for it here on this site from DJI.

Meanwhile, I've been somewhat successful with Microsoft's ICE to align the images. There's usually 2 or 3 of the photos that fail to align unfortunately.

Hello !
I have a test with - Microsoft made a free program called Image Composite Editor (ICE)  -  no results. due to no overlap.
Hugin -  trying to get the result but no success yet. againe - no overlap.  Have to read the manual - is it possible to work without overlap.

Will be good to see the DJI advice about this.

OK, I’ve got this and SMART photo figured out.  

First off, High-res grid is NOT the 48mp mode and is also not a panorama (so no overlap). So stop trying to stitch these photos. And the 48 megapixel thing is a marketing gimmick anyway. It’s a quad-bayer stacked sensor, so you get no benefits.

What you do is take the high-res grid shot, then open the “SUPR” folder containing that series of shots, then click the HTML file from within that folder. Now you’ll be taken to the browser to use those zoomed photos. You’ll figure it out pretty quick & easily once you click that HTML file.

What I did was import all the JPEGs into Lightroom, make them look a little nicer (I just quickly clicked “auto” for them all), and then re-export them back into that folder. Now they really looked impressive!


AS FOR THE SMART photo option, use this always vs. “single.” You’ll either get a Hyperlight (for low-light applications) or you’ll get an HDR. SMART vs ‘single” will net you better colors, clarity, sharpness, and dynamic range. The SMART photos are actually pretty impressive for a ½” sensor compared to the Hasselblad.

DRONE-flies-YOU! Posted at 3-8 13:37
OK, I’ve got this and SMART photo figured out.  

First off, High-res grid is NOT the 48mp mode and is also not a panorama (so no overlap). So stop trying to stitch these photos. And the 48 megapixel thing is a marketing gimmick anyway. It’s a quad-bayer stacked sensor, so you get no benefits.

Dear Dron-files-YOU, thanks for the message. it made me think and look again at the source files. it turned out that I was wrong, claiming that there was no overlap between the pictures. the overlap is still there, but it is very small. due to this, there is no normal stitching of photos in panorama collection programs.

I've been messing around with this high-res grid feature & gotta say it's incredible!

I've been pretty successful making panoramas out of them using Lightroom. Any 'tears' where the overlap wasn't good has been easily corrected using Luminar AI to clone/heal the area with great success.

It seems to be easier on the smaller grids and pretty much impossible if you stretch out the grid to fit the entire screen (42 images).

All that aside, using the high-res grid feature as-intended is pretty useful and a snap to use. You just open the folder on a computer and click the .html file.

Arnor Posted at 2-22 21:14
We use Hugin : https://hugin.sourceforge.io

I've never managed to get Hugin to work for this.
I've had similar problems with Affinity2
Nothing has worked for me as well as ICE.
I wish Microsoft would open source it.

DRONE-flies-YOU! Posted at 4-5 14:08
I've been messing around with this high-res grid feature & gotta say it's incredible!

I've been pretty successful making panoramas out of them using Lightroom. Any 'tears' where the overlap wasn't good has been easily corrected using Luminar AI to clone/heal the area with great success.

Dear DRONE-flies-YOU!

Thank you a lot for your reply. I was very surprised to receive  good result from the Lightroom.
about 4 programs including PTGUI failed with this procedure. But Lightroomm gives me good result.

Kind Regard
Maxim