Starship
Second Officer
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That didn't look like ISO 100 .... to me it looked like 800 or higher. The grain looked like ISO grain. Also you had auto WB set, and then partially flew into the sun at either dusk or sunset. Even my Canon 1D mk3 struggles with that. And I've seen auto WB cause a sort of flickering effect when the sun pops in and out behind things, and reflections.
Before you get upset with the camera, try it in a more photogenic environment. Like say, a cloudless, or partially cloudy day, mid morning or mid afternoon. Make sure you manually set WB to match the light, and ISO to 100. Put in -1 sharpness, that will help with the jaggies on things like straight edges (power lines, and shingles).
And another note on flickering........ you did raise your landing gear, didn't you? Some people, starting out, are leary of raising the gear.... "JUST IN CASE"
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