dmwierz
lvl.4
Flight distance : 61427 ft
United States
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Duey, I'm not saying you don't have a defective camera on your P3, but a lot of what I've read here and elsewhere relates to managing expectations, and to understand DJI's hype and their target market.
The P3 is a camera that FLIES IN THE SKY. The whole kit and caboodle costs less than half of what my cheapest lens costs alone - a lens without a camera, and one most assuredly unable to fly.
Sure DJI used words like "professional-quality footage" and "crisp images, beautiful resolution, and vivid colors" in their marketing material, but as a pro photographer myself, I have known all along that what I'd likely get are images and video on a par with a good cell phone photo/video, and never expected anything better. DJI hyped this product and aimed it squarely at wannabe pro photographers, and it fulfills their promise of producing amazingly decent images quite well. Nobody I know who is a pro considers the P3 a professional-level camera, despite what DJI said.
Did you honestly believe you'd be getting "professional-quality footage" from a sophisticated toy, regardless of what DJI said?
Again, it's a camera that FLIES IN THE SKY and the whole thing: copter, camera, gimbal, lens, FPV setup, controller, battery, etc. costs JUST OVER A THOUSAND DOLLARS - IN TOTAL.
I've been relatively happy with the stills I've gotten with my P3P, but I've known all along that I'd need a heavy lifter (carrying my 5D3) or maybe an Inspire with the new X5 camera (RAW) to get results approaching what my 6 pro DSLR's can achieve couple to one of my L lenses.
Good luck to you, and hope DJI does well by you, and that your next camera better meets your needs and expectations. |
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