These are a few of my Panoramas that I have taken with my Mavic

WOW, awesome panoramas. Great job.

Reall good... Beautiful lights and exposure!

Those are great and I especially like the last (portrait)  one.

Like to see the full size versions.

Fantastic great job.

REALLY GOOD ;-)

Thank you all!

I just did a 24x36 print of the portrait one which I will be putting on acrylic. Will post pics of the results. I did a smaller 11x14 version with epoxy and it came out great! The bigger one will look even nicer!

Amazing pics

Great photos!! By the way, is there a panoramic option on Mavic for photos??

You can use the litchi app for automatic photo shooting, but I personally like to do it manually. Like that I can see how the pics are coming out and if there are any blurry ones I can retake them right on the spot. Then you put them together in Lightroom, Photoshop or your phone.

The portrait one was done with 3 photos, as for the other two, the night pano took about 30 shots and the day pano (which is a 360) took about 60 shots. Very high quality pics can be achieved by stitching photos together.

Beautiful!!!!!   City or cities?

These were all shot in Miami FL

Very nice work.

Incredible man. I need to up my game.

This pictures are really amazing! Great job.
For the first one (my favourite) did you shoot in raw? What were your camera settings?

Thanks in advance.

gow7 Posted at 2017-5-11 12:06
This pictures are really amazing! Great job.
For the first one (my favourite) did you shoot in raw? What were your camera settings?

I always shoot raw. I can't recall the settings I used for that pano. I never pay too much attention or try to remember the settings I use for a photo or video. I play around with the settings until I get something Im happy with, and since the photos are raw I have a wide range of adjustment thats why I dont worry about settings too much.
Most of the time I start with the ISO set to 100 and start decreasing shutter speed to get the right exposure. If I have to do more a 1 second on the shutter then I start increasing the ISO. The reason I do it that way is to find the best setting that allows me to get the best exposure using the lowest amount of ISO and the shortest shutter speed. This way I will end up with a clean photo with low noise. If the night is calm (no wind) you can get way with going all the way up to 2-3 second exposure.

amazing shots

Asainz320 Posted at 2017-5-11 13:17
I always shoot raw. I can't recall the settings I used for that pano. I never pay too much attention or try to remember the settings I use for a photo or video. I play around with the settings until I get something Im happy with, and since the photos are raw I have a wide range of adjustment thats why I dont worry about settings too much.
Most of the time I start with the ISO set to 100 and start decreasing shutter speed to get the right exposure. If I have to do more a 1 second on the shutter then I start increasing the ISO. The reason I do it that way is to find the best setting that allows me to get the best exposure using the lowest amount of ISO and the shortest shutter speed. This way I will end up with a clean photo with low noise. If the night is calm (no wind) you can get way with going all the way up to 2-3 second exposure.

I want to try night photos too, I'll remember your tips, thanks!

Stunning! Especially the the top. Low level light is not ideal for the Mavic.

Those are amazing. I really enjoy seeing all the great photos from everyone's Mavic.

I assume for the night shots you were not using any filters...correct?

Heavysledz Posted at 2017-5-11 16:45
I assume for the night shots you were not using any filters...correct?

Correct. You do not want to limit the amount of light coming in to the sensor at night since there's barely any to begin with

Thank you all! Im glad you like my work I will be posting more soon! I went flying last night with some friends and I got a few good shots.

Those are beautiful!

They are bloody awesome mate!  So impressive, each of them in their own right