Hello I bought this drone about a month ago, when I received it I updated it (v01.00.0100) and everything went fine with the drone.

But I noticed that the top of the image (about 30% of the image) is totally blurry.

It looks like the drone doesn't take enough pictures and just fill the image with some blurry pixels...

Anybody got this problem too?

This is normal, the drone doesn't take pictures where the image is blurry.

Yazu Posted at 6-30 00:48
This is normal, the drone doesn't take pictures where the image is blurry.

Personally, when I read "sphere" I presume it's 360 degrees... especially when the camera tilt is up to 60°.

piratefache Posted at 6-30 00:54
Personally, when I read "sphere" I presume it's 360 degrees... especially when the camera tilt is up to 60°.

I feel they just copied the sphere photo  code off from the Mini2, as it had similar blurry top when taking 360 photos. Hopefully this will be fixed in upcoming firmware updates

I'm disappointed. I did not expect misleading information from DJI.

I found an article (in french) about how to manually complete the sphere by adding some extra shots : https://www.helicomicro.com/2022 ... raies-photos-a-360/

Hi there, this is normal when doing a 360 sphere pano shot. Our engineers will optimize this, and hopefully, the firmware will be released soon.

That is normal.  Hopefully, a firmware update is being worked on and that gets fixed.  

It's less than satisfactory, isn't it. And it's a bit of a faff to improve it manually in an editing program.

piratefache Posted at 6-30 00:54
Personally, when I read "sphere" I presume it's 360 degrees... especially when the camera tilt is up to 60°.

Piratefache
"I did not expect misleadiing information from dji."

Thats funny. It seems that's the only type of information dji gives out.

It works like that. Once you view it in a 360 viewer, it is looking much less weird.
The camera can't capture what's above the drone due to the props and body that are in the way.
But again, upload it to a 360 viewer and you will see it works just fine. It's just a small area above (that does not hold anything interesting).
And if you really don't like it, you can always stretch the top part (sky) before uploading. That's what I usually do.
https://www.tricks-and-tips.nl/p ... with-a-dji-panorama