I've been doing digital photography since the early 90's.  Spent a lot of money on cameras -- and lenses -- latest is a Canon 60D and 3 L lenses.  Have had my P4P+ for 3 weeks.  This evening got some shots at dusk.  A little post processing is Photoshop, but files are clean, good pixels.  Still learning optimal settings on P4P camera, but am happy.  Low light is always a test, and the 1" sensor performs well.
Note that these are on a lake in MA, USA.  Mostly ice, some open water.  Looking forward to summer.

It is nice to hear from someone with real camera experience and also a realistic expectation as to what results you will get from the Phantom camera. Good luck.

Welcome to the club... I had mine since it was released and nothing but happinesssss. Here are some of the quick pics I had few weeks ago.   

http://forum.dji.com/thread-84555-1-1.html  

This one is from my boat last year -- pre-drone....  Looking forward to sunsets like this with my drone.

Canon 60D on boat

sd603 Posted at 2017-2-19 18:40
This one is from my boat last year -- pre-drone....  Looking forward to sunsets like this with my drone.

Canon 60D on boat

another nice one. Keep it coming.

I am still new to droning. Been flying less than a month.  I took these today. They are not edited.
Actually sometimes I think editing is not always necessary.  I take video and stills.   

Hi All-
I'm probably preaching to the choir, but that sensor was the reason I purchased the P4P in the first place. The sensor is a Sony Xmor CMOS, the same one used in my  Sony RX100IV. It is nothing short of amazing! Some of the images I have made with the Sony have blown me away! My P4P images are right on par with the Sony. Too bad DJI didn't equip the P4P with Carl Zeiss optics like Sony uses...that would really make the bird stellar!
zeldon50

Zeldon50 Posted at 2017-2-20 07:00
Hi All-
I'm probably preaching to the choir, but that sensor was the reason I purchased the P4P in the first place. The sensor is a Sony Xmor CMOS, the same one used in my  Sony RX100IV. It is nothing short of amazing! Some of the images I have made with the Sony have blown me away! My P4P images are right on par with the Sony. Too bad DJI didn't equip the P4P with Carl Zeiss optics like Sony uses...that would really make the bird stellar!
zeldon50

AGREE!!!

I'd like a 2.8 constant aperature 300mm zoom too -- maybe on the P7P...  I'd like to be able to zoom in on birds / ducks on my lake.  Below is a video I did on some cool ducks we have -- zoom would help

blackcrusader Posted at 2017-2-19 21:58
I am still new to droning. Been flying less than a month.  I took these today. They are not edited.
Actually sometimes I think editing is not always necessary.  I take video and stills.   

Nice shots.  So how do you get around so much???

blackcrusader Posted at 2017-2-19 21:58
I am still new to droning. Been flying less than a month.  I took these today. They are not edited.
Actually sometimes I think editing is not always necessary.  I take video and stills.   

I did a quick edit of one of your pics in photoshop.  What do you think?

https://goo.gl/photos/58FTra3gTdRQF8Bn7

sd603 Posted at 2017-2-20 12:43
Nice shots.  So how do you get around so much???

In my 4x4 3.2l Turbo Diesel Wildtrak.   I am droning in the area's surrounding where I live.  
I'm just lucky to live in Alishan in Taiwan.

sd603 Posted at 2017-2-20 12:52
I did a quick edit of one of your pics in photoshop.  What do you think?

https://goo.gl/photos/58FTra3gTdRQF8Bn7

Lovely vivid colours.