DJI, would it be possible to add a parameter in DJI GO in the Pano setup?

I would like to have the possibillity to get more of the foreground and less of the sky, ie get an other angle for the highest part and one for the closest part of the pano.
Just make a thing where you can decide the starting angle for the pano.

You can take a spherical pano and then use Microsoft ICE in the pc to decide any angle you want

eried Posted at 2018-5-23 13:14
You can take a spherical pano and then use Microsoft ICE in the pc to decide any angle you want

Thank you eried for your tips but how about Mac?

Hi, it is unable to add a parameter in DJI GO4 in the Pano setup at present, I will forward this proposal to our engineers, hope it will be improved in the future if possible. Thank you and happy flying!

eried Posted at 2018-5-23 13:14
You can take a spherical pano and then use Microsoft ICE in the pc to decide any angle you want

Ice for me does not work well it many times miss-stitches where Media Maker and Autopano Giga has no such issue.  Also in parts of the images it would be blurry where again the other two have no such issues ever.  I pretty much gave up using ICE.

DJI Diana Posted at 2018-5-23 20:15
Hi, it is unable to add a parameter in DJI GO4 in the Pano setup at present, I will forward this proposal to our engineers, hope it will be improved in the future if possible. Thank you and happy flying!

Hi, thanks for listening.

To make a start is perhaps just to give the "user" the possibility to choose between "low" and "high" angle where "high" is what we have today. I mean you can control the gimbal and camera today so let it be controlled by the wheel on the RC for instance. It might not even need any modifications in the app.
When you choose "Pano" let the user set the angle with the wheel before pressing the shutter button.

Have a nice day

Nice suggestion

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-23 20:59
Hi, thanks for listening.

To make a start is perhaps just to give the "user" the possibility to choose between "low" and "high" angle where "high" is what we have today. I mean you can control the gimbal and camera today so let it be controlled by the wheel on the RC for instance. It might not even need any modifications in the app.

Thank you for your valued suggestion. Have a nice day!

DJI Diana Posted at 2018-5-24 04:16
Thank you for your valued suggestion. Have a nice day!

I will show you and example of what problems this would solve.
If you look closer in the sky there is a lot of "black bars" which actually is the props.

I mean DJI don't want to be involved in bad quality do they?

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-24 12:23
I will show you and example of what problems this would solve.
If you look closer in the sky there is a lot of "black bars" which actually is the props.

Such a shame as that is a stunning pano - love the deep colours. Use DJI Media Maker - the shadows from the props will be gone!

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-23 20:59
Hi, thanks for listening.

To make a start is perhaps just to give the "user" the possibility to choose between "low" and "high" angle where "high" is what we have today. I mean you can control the gimbal and camera today so let it be controlled by the wheel on the RC for instance. It might not even need any modifications in the app.

This is already in the SDK as it is in Litchi.
Would be ok to just use the angel which the camera is set to as starting point.

A CW Posted at 2018-5-24 13:24
Such a shame as that is a stunning pano - love the deep colours. Use DJI Media Maker - the shadows from the props will be gone!

Aha, will try that thanks for the tip A CW.

G_Sig Posted at 2018-5-24 17:04
This is already in the SDK as it is in Litchi.
Would be ok to just use the angel which the camera is set to as starting point.

G_sig it's basically there is that what you are saying? Or that it would be possible to add it?

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-24 21:10
Aha, will try that thanks for the tip A CW.

Give it a try and see if it makes a difference.   

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-24 21:11
G_sig it's basically there is that what you are saying? Or that it would be possible to add it?

It is in Litchi and therefore it should be easy to add it in Go as most of Dji controls in Litchi is based on Dji Go SDK.

A CW Posted at 2018-5-24 23:01
Give it a try and see if it makes a difference.

It sure did, it removed the "props" effect which is so good. It introduce a lot of noice and ==> with Noise reduction I lost some sharpness. Howewer I think it will do for here.

Happly flying

G_Sig Posted at 2018-5-25 04:45
It is in Litchi and therefore it should be easy to add it in Go as most of Dji controls in Litchi is based on Dji Go SDK.
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OK, but that is great news, then it would be a "simple" thing for DJI hopefully,

Thanks for your information.

happy flying

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-25 05:36
It sure did, it removed the "props" effect which is so good. It introduce a lot of noice and ==> with Noise reduction I lost some sharpness. Howewer I think it will do for here.

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Prefer the previous one as you say but glad it removed the prop shadows at least - result!

A CW Posted at 2018-5-25 05:44
Prefer the previous one as you say but glad it removed the prop shadows at least - result!

Yes I have to find a way to "remove" them props when using DNG, but meantime I think MM is a great tool

Flybee Posted at 2018-5-25 05:57
Yes I have to find a way to "remove" them props when using DNG, but meantime I think MM is a great tool

I use MM when I can be bothered but the MA stitches them really well so less of a need these days