Hi there,
I preordered Mavic Pro, but I am courios about the slowmotion  96 FPS in 1080p.
Will it be full size and full quality, or will it be cropped and downgraded quailty like on OSMO /or phantom 4 as I heard/? (that was on of the reasons why i sell my osmo).

Thanks for the answer.
Lukas

From what I understand...   When they say 1080P they mean each frame will be recorded at full 1080 by 1920 resolution at 96fps.

And it can shoot 720P at 120 FPS.

Fulgerite Posted at 2016-10-1 23:29
From what I understand...   When they say 1080P they mean each frame will be recorded at full 1080 b ...

Yeah, the same was OSMO - 1080p recording with 120 FPS. But finaly when you switch to slowmotion, there is a crop (smaller size of chip) and then digital upsampling to 1080p. So technicaly it is 1080p, but the quallity is shity.
So I want know if the 96 fps on Mavic will be ok, or same failure as Osmo.

Good question.

I assume it will be full 1080P without any crop.

If DJI says 1080P at 96fps...  It will be FULL 1080P at 96fps.

Hope I am right!

I recorded a bunch of footage today at the beach. Looks like all recordings on the Mavic came out in slow motion. I haven't checked yet, but I'm pretty sure I have my settings on 1080 @ 96fps. I don't recall anything specifying slow motion, but I'm guessing that's what did it.

The image quality is crap at higher frame rates because of the method used to down sample from 4K. 1080/30 is fine but anything above that and you get something that looks like it came from a 90s video game.

Actually I noticed that choosing 1080p 96fps occupies less memory on the sd card than 60fps

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-20 03:10
I recorded a bunch of footage today at the beach. Looks like all recordings on the Mavic came out in ...

Wind Junkie, do you have something to upload in 96 FPS also?
Think your FPS 60 Sequence (in an other Thread) was really good.

Flybee Posted at 2016-11-20 14:28
Wind Junkie, do you have something to upload in 96 FPS also?
Think your FPS 60 Sequence (in an ot ...

I do I'll upload it to YouTube. Check back shortly

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-20 21:41
I do I'll upload it to YouTube. Check back shortly

Ok, thanks very nice of you.

Flybee Posted at 2016-11-20 16:20
Ok, thanks very nice of you.

Check it out, 1080p @ 96fps, raw file loaded directly to YouTube. Since I'm still new, I didn't do a good job of focusing/forgot to focus.

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-20 22:32
Check it out, 1080p @ 96fps, raw file loaded directly to YouTube

https://youtu.be/3g2AM1VvlF0

I think it looks OK, not very good but OK, But i'm not an expert and sitting on a computer that not have a color corrected screen at the moment etc.

Thanks for your effort.

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-20 22:32
Check it out, 1080p @ 96fps, raw file loaded directly to YouTube

https://youtu.be/3g2AM1VvlF0

Just to make it sure, it's NOT criticism towards your Video Wind Junkie. Think you did a good job at a nice location.

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-20 21:32
Check it out, 1080p @ 96fps, raw file loaded directly to YouTube

https://youtu.be/3g2AM1VvlF0

I am slightly puzzled because your image quality @ 96fps looks way better than the one I recorder @60fps.

Wandering Cloud Posted at 2016-11-21 02:50
I am slightly puzzled because your image quality @ 96fps looks way better than the one I recorder  ...

Perhaps you didn't focus? I need to remember to focus my shots or they come up a bit fuzzy/unfocused from time to time

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-21 13:56
Perhaps you didn't focus? I need to remember to focus my shots or they come up a bit fuzzy/unfocus ...

There is a big difference between out of focus and poor image quality. The problem in 1080/ 60fps is widely reported. Maybe @96fps image quality is better. I will just have try it out myself.

At about 6:40 into the video you can really see the h.264 codec creating the anti-aliasing in the sand to the right of the red beach tent. Looks like the sand is moving. Or is that just YouTube compression kicking in?

Hey Guys,


How did you change the resolution from 4K to 1080?

Blazed Posted at 2016-12-2 05:25
Hey Guys,

Hi Blaze,

Hopefully this article will help. You have to scroll down the article quite a bit, but discussion of the menu and settings you are interested in are covered.

https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2016 ... n-depth-review.html

Wind Junkie Posted at 2016-11-19 18:10
I recorded a bunch of footage today at the beach. Looks like all recordings on the Mavic came out in slow motion. I haven't checked yet, but I'm pretty sure I have my settings on 1080 @ 96fps. I don't recall anything specifying slow motion, but I'm guessing that's what did it.

Today I recorded on the mavic at 1080p 96fps and everything came out on slow motion. That was not what I intended to do. Can someone please tell me if when I select 1080p 96fps that makes the drone film everything in slow motion?

fans38f0868b Posted at 2017-11-4 08:13
Today I recorded on the mavic at 1080p 96fps and everything came out on slow motion. That was not what I intended to do. Can someone please tell me if when I select 1080p 96fps that makes the drone film everything in slow motion?

The Mavic Pro only records in slow mo with the camera set at 1080@96fps. Similar to the way the iPhone only records in slow mo with 1080@240fps

LukasX Posted at 2016-10-1 13:39
Yeah, the same was OSMO - 1080p recording with 120 FPS. But finaly when you switch to slowmotion, there is a crop (smaller size of chip) and then digital upsampling to 1080p. So technicaly it is 1080p, but the quallity is shity.
So I want know if the 96 fps on Mavic will be ok, or same failure as Osmo.

osmo has 1080p at 120fps? I think the most my osmo+ has is 1080p at 60fps.