720p is what lightbridge is suppose to be right? The picture quality I see on my ipad screen is no where near the quality I get on my 720p tv watching a high def channel... Can anyone explain the difference to me?
720p is what lightbridge is suppose to be right? The picture quality I see on my ipad screen is no where near the quality I get on my 720p tv watching a high def channel... Can anyone explain the difference to me?
For me it is hit and miss, at some locations I get a great feed, others not so much. I realized from the start that the feed will be dependent on conditions and location, it is still miles ahead of the crappy feed from my P2.
I try to stay under a tree if possible, but my Air 2 is much better than the Mini 2 I started with (plus I got the cell model) I gave away the mini shade to a forum member as I didn't need it. Seems the video on the iPad Air (no hardware acceleration) is better than the Mini, maybe wishful thinking.Likewise, it's about 50/50 on various locations. I know heat is a factor too on the tablet especially for iPad mini. I don't have a tablet shade yet, but anytime I flew it in the field and with temps being high 80s to low 90s, video started to degrade quickly.
720p is 1280x720 resolution. it doesn't mean that you will get all of the detail at that resolution. That is highly dependent on the environment you are flying in and the quality of signal you are getting from the Phantom to your controller. The bitrate or quality of the image dynamically reduces to quality of the image as signal quality degrades though it's still technically 720p resolution setting. Try flying in an area like a large park with little RF interference and see how your live feed looks then. Also make sure you have your antennas oriented properly and flying in clean line of sight without any obstructions between you and the Phantom which can block the signal and with that the signal strength.
Yep, gotta admit, it's a pretty sweet video feed. But it's my first drone, so I don't have anything to compare it against.