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Tawrank Posted at 9-9 23:36
As you write, you fly the DJI-drones since P2, which of course is an advantage, so you could make your practical experiences with the developements - nice for you. As a new owner of the M2 i first, do not have the experiences with comparable features in earlier types and secondly dont´search for all the limitations behind the promises in advertising, which evidently is a too trustful attitude. My considerations concerning Quickshot are a good example for the facts, which are always a bit hidden behind the marketing speeches. Enough about that, back to the topic of my thread, the yaw- movement in Tap Fly - i have to compare my craft with another one, but i guess the problem will be the same. Some friends had this issue with their P4P, which you certainly flew as well ...
On the whole i am happy with the M2, my reason to buy it (after years of flying the P3P) was the camera, the chip, Obstacle Avoidance and Tripod-Mode, which all perform good up to now. But i keep the point of view , that all the promises in advertising, draw the curtain over the deficits and this can sometimes be disappointing - that´s the way advertising works !
And so calling something half baked is not correct, if you think quickshot are half baked that’s your reflection on a very small part of the craft and not really enough to to deem the M2 half baked, in fact having flown older M1 I would say that M2 is a much better quality bake.
I believe most would welcome quickshot to be available in 4K and Raw , but I can also except that just maybe this is not possible with present CPU, so if this is something we are looking for then maybe it should or would be better left as a wishlist item for future Mavic Pro. It certainly is not a failure or half backed option as it is now and I have seen many extremely good videos created using quickshots .
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