Taken this evening with the Mavic 2 Pro during a dark sunset and in a fresh breeze. The low light performance of this drone is exceptional given that it was minutes away from darkness when these were taken. This is when the 1" 20mp sensor really comes to life. Some of these were also shot using the hyperlight feature which looks great.

Shots look really good at low light

Suren Posted at 3-9 11:22
Shots look really good at low light

This is how dark it really was when these were taken...

Very nice work Andy!

Montfrooij Posted at 3-9 12:01
Very nice work Andy!

Thanks Monty - love flying this thing - did two flights before at another location earlier today - will post that later

It can really handle low light situations im happy for you.

Flybee Posted at 3-9 12:53
It can really handle low light situations im happy for you.

Very much so - certainly adds to the arsenal

A CW Posted at 3-9 12:15
Thanks Monty - love flying this thing - did two flights before at another location earlier today - will post that later

You're welcome
I can imagine!

Montfrooij Posted at 3-9 13:26
You're welcome
I can imagine!

They are up now on another thread

Fabulous shots Andy, outstanding I have to say. Well done indeed.

M2Wair Posted at 3-9 13:33
Fabulous shots Andy, outstanding I have to say. Well done indeed.

Thanks mate - this thing impresses me more and more. Dare I say this is DJI's best portable drone ever made.

A CW Posted at 3-9 13:31
They are up now on another thread

I'll check them out!

Montfrooij Posted at 3-9 13:42
I'll check them out!

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That is some really good low light performance. Nice

Hurley1718 Posted at 3-9 15:28
That is some really good low light performance. Nice

Yeah, I am impressed with the M2P

A CW Posted at 3-9 11:04
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Once again a nice round of captures CW.  What is that building in the center of #4 is it a private residence?

Very nice images!

Outstanding shots Andy

A CW Posted at 3-9 11:47
This is how dark it really was when these were taken...
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Then that is really good shots, I highly doubt the zoom would perform like that in such darkness

Nice Work!!!

BHProductions Posted at 3-9 16:44
Once again a nice round of captures CW.  What is that building in the center of #4 is it a private residence?

Thanks BHP. That is Forty Hall.
-"Forty Hall is a manor house of the 1620s in Forty Hill in Enfield, north London. The house, a Grade I listed building, is today used as a museum by the London Borough of Enfield. Within the grounds is the site of the former Tudor Elsyng Palace". My wife's cousin also got married there a few years ago.
Hence I kept 150m away

maddox Posted at 3-9 19:18
Very nice images!

Thanks Maddox

Woe Posted at 3-9 19:19
Outstanding shots Andy

Cheers Woe

Suren Posted at 3-9 22:01
Then that is really good shots, I highly doubt the zoom would perform like that in such darkness

I don't think any 1/2.3" sensor would mate - the X3 on my Inspire would look like a grainy mess in those lighting conditions.

Video Creator jP Posted at 3-9 22:04
Nice Work!!!

Thank you very much

A CW Posted at 3-10 00:11
I don't think any 1/2.3" sensor would mate - the X3 on my Inspire would look like a grainy mess in those lighting conditions.

I see the zoom has something in the photo section called nighlight or something like that, do you think that would make a difference in night shooting?

Suren Posted at 3-10 00:15
I see the zoom has something in the photo section called nighlight or something like that, do you think that would make a difference in night shooting?

Photo 3 is with hyper light, photo 2 is not - both taken at exactly the same time. The hyper light really brings out the detail in the light. I would only use it in very low light conditions.

A CW Posted at 3-10 00:23
Photo 3 is with hyper light, photo 2 is not - both taken at exactly the same time. The hyper light really brings out the detail in the light. I would only use it in very low light conditions.

Going to try that, any other settings that should be changed

Suren Posted at 3-10 00:40
Going to try that, any other settings that should be changed

Try long exposure too - that is next on my list. Remember the higher the ISO the more noise though some of these shots were taken with an ISO of 1600...

A CW Posted at 3-10 00:41
Try long exposure too - that is next on my list. Remember the higher the ISO the more noise though some of these shots were taken with an ISO of 1600...

Will remeber that,

Suren Posted at 3-10 00:43
Will remeber that,

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A CW Posted at 3-10 00:09
Thanks BHP. That is Forty Hall.
-"Forty Hall is a manor house of the 1620s in Forty Hill in Enfield, north London. The house, a Grade I listed building, is today used as a museum by the London Borough of Enfield. Within the grounds is the site of the former Tudor Elsyng Palace". My wife's cousin also got married there a few years ago.
Hence I kept 150m away

Cool! Thanks for the info.

Nice pictures