Hey All,

Has anyone used AirMagic software to touch up their drone photos, it is something somebody turned me on to as a means of sprucing up Spark photos, which I've seen revised using this software and the Spark photos look great, I also saw some Mavic 2 Zoom photos that were improved upon but not to the degree as the Spark's, mainly because I think the Mavic algorithm is close to the algorithm used in the software. Well, I haven't decided if it's something worth purchasing, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to leave the link and see what the community thought?

Thanks!

https://skylum.com/l/airmagic-checkout

Thanks for the link

A J Posted at 8-18 22:28
Thanks for the link

Let me know your thoughts.

there was a thread on here last week where someone showed some before and after shots in a video - https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=188544

Here is a good tutorial:

DAFlys Posted at 8-18 23:25
there was a thread on here last week where someone showed some before and after shots in a video - https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=188544

Thanks for the link, I appreciate it.

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-18 23:50
Thanks for the link, I appreciate it.

I have photolemur which looks identical to this but not optimised for Drone photos and its quite good for instagram type images,  but when you get close and look at what it does its not subtle at the pixel level,  for examples its quite happy for it to change the shadow under eyes to a purple colour.

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-18 23:24
Let me know your thoughts.

Will do mate

I have tried it.
But so far I prefer Affinity Photo (you have more control over the output)

DAFlys Posted at 8-19 00:01
I have photolemur which looks identical to this but not optimised for Drone photos and its quite good for instagram type images,  but when you get close and look at what it does its not subtle at the pixel level,  for examples its quite happy for it to change the shadow under eyes to a purple colour.

I think it does a good job with its AI algorithm I'm leaning towards getting it, but want to wait to see what a few more people think, thanks for your thoughts.

A J Posted at 8-19 00:24
Will do mate

Excellent..

Montfrooij Posted at 8-19 00:26
I have tried it.
But so far I prefer Affinity Photo (you have more control over the output)

Thanks Montfrooij for posting a comment, I will take a look at Affinity Photo and have a go at it.....Cheers

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 00:53
I think it does a good job with its AI algorithm I'm leaning towards getting it, but want to wait to see what a few more people think, thanks for your thoughts.

Just tried out Airmagic with one of my Italy shots.  Heres some examples from it.

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 00:53
I think it does a good job with its AI algorithm I'm leaning towards getting it, but want to wait to see what a few more people think, thanks for your thoughts.

If you post an image I can run it through my copy to and repost it so you can see the difference,

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 00:57
Excellent..

It's thirty odd quid - think I'll see what others say having used it first mate

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 00:59
Thanks Montfrooij for posting a comment, I will take a look at Affinity Photo and have a go at it.....Cheers

I must say I tried it to see if it could make my life easier. But that was not the case.
The output was not bad at all, but it was not less work for me.

DAFlys Posted at 8-19 01:02
If you post an image I can run it through my copy to and repost it so you can see the difference,

Here you go - thanks for the help!

Hello and good day David Martin Graff. Thank you for sharing this information with us and this link as well. I hope that you will get the best recommendation from our valued DJI co pilot who are using the AirMagic Drone Picture Editing Software in editing there drone shots. In addition the photo you have posted on post #18 is wonderful. Great work and thank you for your support.

A J Posted at 8-19 01:05
It's thirty odd quid - think I'll see what others say having used it first mate

Yes I'm on the fence but it's a useful tool to have in your arsenal?..

Montfrooij Posted at 8-19 01:06
I must say I tried it to see if it could make my life easier. But that was not the case.
The output was not bad at all, but it was not less work for me.

If it doesn't make your life easier than that is pretty much your answer...

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-19 08:08
Hello and good day David Martin Graff. Thank you for sharing this information with us and this link as well. I hope that you will get the best recommendation from our valued DJI co pilot who are using the AirMagic Drone Picture Editing Software in editing there drone shots. In addition the photo you have posted on post #18 is wonderful. Great work and thank you for your support.

Thank you moderator DJI Stephen for your kind words of encouragement and insight into the AirMagic Software tool that is currently being discussed and vetted by like minded DJI community users. I look forward to the collaboration between all of us with this medium in hopes of improving our drone photos that many of us find important to our motivations of being DJI drone users. Again, thank you.

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 08:14
Yes I'm on the fence but it's a useful tool to have in your arsenal?..

Looks like it

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 08:15
If it doesn't make your life easier than that is pretty much your answer...

Exactly!
But maybe it will for you

A J Posted at 8-19 09:01
Looks like it

I'm thinking it may be a good way to preserve your photos in good rendition?

Montfrooij Posted at 8-19 10:53
Exactly!
But maybe it will for you

It does a little but not by much still on the fence probably will get it provides another vantage point on photos certainly couldn't hurt.

I think the Mavic 2 Zoom ND Filters look awesome given you can just remove the Filter that comes on the Mavic 2 Zoom and the 4 DJI filters all take the shape and form factor of the filter lens that comes on the drone, looks exactly like it does stock form.

DAFlys Posted at 8-19 00:59
Just tried out Airmagic with one of my Italy shots.  Heres some examples from it.

Wow - thats stunning

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 13:46
I'm thinking it may be a good way to preserve your photos in good rendition?

I think you're going to pull the trigger soon

A J Posted at 8-19 13:50
I think you're going to pull the trigger soon

I think you're right hehehe

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 13:49
It does a little but not by much still on the fence probably will get it provides another vantage point on photos certainly couldn't hurt.

I think the Mavic 2 Zoom ND Filters look awesome given you can just remove the Filter that comes on the Mavic 2 Zoom and the 4 DJI filters all take the shape and form factor of the filter lens that comes on the drone, looks exactly like it does stock form.

Yeah sure!

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 07:50
Here you go - thanks for the help!

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Sadly, thats too small,  minimum size is 800 x 600.

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 07:50
Here you go - thanks for the help!

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I upscaled the image in Photoshop and then ran it through Airmagic.  

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-19 08:24
Thank you moderator DJI Stephen for your kind words of encouragement and insight into the AirMagic Software tool that is currently being discussed and vetted by like minded DJI community users. I look forward to the collaboration between all of us with this medium in hopes of improving our drone photos that many of us find important to our motivations of being DJI drone users. Again, thank you.

You are very much welcome David Martin Graff. .

DAFlys Posted at 8-19 23:47
Sadly, thats too small,  minimum size is 800 x 600.

OK, thanks for trying. If you like try these:

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-20 08:21
You are very much welcome David Martin Graff.  .

I use it not only for my Mavic Pro shots but also for  photos from my Osmo Pocket and my Panasonic Lumix LX100. It is primarily designed for drones but does a good job as an instant fix for almost any photo. If you are in an absolute rush you can just let it do its stuff with all your photos and most of them will be acceptable. It is not foolproof though, in a lot of cases whites in the photos come out with a blue cast and in some other the colours are almost eye-popping. Mostly, however it gives pleasing results and much better than having to spend hours tidying up your pics in Photoshop (or whatever alternative you use). I find that if you're only loading a couple of dozen photos at a time it's best to review each photo individually and to save the 'batch' feature until you have many photos or are in a big hurry. You can always try AirMagic for free before deciding whether you will find it useful enough to make it worth paying for. I tried the free version and liked it enough that when it was on offer at £29  I bought it, and for what it does, and the time it saves me I consider that excellent value for money.

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-20 09:19
OK, thanks for trying. If you like try these:

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Here you go....

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-20 09:19
OK, thanks for trying. If you like try these:

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Here you go....

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-20 09:19
OK, thanks for trying. If you like try these:

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Here you go....

David Martin Graff Posted at 8-20 09:19
OK, thanks for trying. If you like try these:

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Here you go....