Hello! im trying to import my footage into lightroom classic, but when i finish importing, my footages seems to be cropped out.
Im shooting RAW files in my Mavic 2 Zoom, with 4:3 aspect ratio, i've tried a lot of thing but nothing seems to work, ill add some screen shots to show the problem

Thanks!

Hello and good day Oscar_CB. Thank you for reaching out. I hope you'll get the best tips and recommendation here from our valued DJI Co pilots who uses the Adobe Lightroom in editing there shots. Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 3-31 09:12
Hello and good day Oscar_CB. Thank you for reaching out. I hope you'll get the best tips and recommendation here from our valued DJI Co pilots who uses the Adobe Lightroom in editing there shots. Thank you.

Thank you! i really hope i can get some help, i don't know what to do

Some help please?

Oscar_CB Posted at 4-4 07:21
Some help please?

is bumping allowed in this forum?

Just a thought,  is Lightroom applying lens correction on those images?

DAFlys Posted at 4-8 05:50
Just a thought,  is Lightroom applying lens correction on those images?

No, it is not applying any lens correction

Did you try to get some help in an Adobe Lightroom forum? There are many out there...  I think it would be more efficient than in a DJI products forum.

ro_flyer Posted at 4-8 07:07
Did you try to get some help in an Adobe Lightroom forum? There are many out there...  I think it would be more efficient than in a DJI products forum.

Ill try that, thanks!

Oscar_CB Posted at 4-8 16:13
Ill try that, thanks!

Yes I think in a specialized forum you will get better assistance ;-)

Two things:

JPG files are uncropped, RAW files lose 8px per dimension -- at least that was the case with the original Mavic. https://forum.dji.com/thread-89876-1-1.html

However, that's unlikely your problem, if it even exists in the Mac Pro Zoom -- out of curiosity, does it?

I think it's far more likely that what you are seeing in your RAW files is the embedded lens profile correcting for barrel distortion, which you can confirm by clicking on the little i under the Lens Profile pane. Here's what it looks like for a Mavic Air DNG:

Ex Machina Posted at 4-9 09:31
Two things:

JPG files are uncropped, RAW files lose 8px per dimension -- at least that was the case with the original Mavic. https://forum.dji.com/thread-89876-1-1.html

Some of my pictures have that lens profile correction, but that doesnt seems to be the problem, its not supossed to crop your photos, right?
About the 8px lose, i think thats not the problem neither, RAW files seemto be ok.

I really dont know whats happening to be honest, i think it has to be something with the mavic settings, but i dont know what

Oscar_CB Posted at 4-9 17:29
Some of my pictures have that lens profile correction, but that doesnt seems to be the problem, its not supossed to crop your photos, right?
About the 8px lose, i think thats not the problem neither, RAW files seemto be ok.

It's quite common to lose edge information when you perform lens corrections, especially with wide-angle corrections. Good to hear that the weird 8px thing was resolved in the later Mavic models -- that's such a random failing but minor enough to not lose any sleep over.

Oscar_CB Posted at 4-9 17:29
Some of my pictures have that lens profile correction, but that doesnt seems to be the problem, its not supossed to crop your photos, right?
About the 8px lose, i think thats not the problem neither, RAW files seemto be ok.

You can test this yourself by opening the DNG in an app that allows the disabling of embedded camera profiles, or you can strip the profile from a test DNG with a tool like EXIFTOOL: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2431111

I can confirm it is indeed lens correction. It's secretly applied as soon as you open the file in Lightroom or Photoshop. As far as I know there is no setting to turn it off, you'll have to do some workaround or open the dng in another program.

Oscar_CB Posted at 4-8 06:13
No, it is not applying any lens correction

Pretty sure it is lens correction,  can you post an original dng file so we can take a look?

No asnwer still, this is sad

Oscar_CB Posted at 5-3 12:12
No asnwer still, this is sad

What are you still confused about?