P3 Stills

[teamwilson]

Click the "+" icon to the right of the posting box and you will see the photo icon

 

[trigger2010]

Advanced shot

 

[4wd]

Lovely crisp Arctic light here this afternoon.
Despite the sun it was only 10C with a Northerly wind.

 

[Hjones62]

 

[backcountrymedic]

The Spaceship

 

[backcountrymedic]

Ship graveyard in Benicia.

 

[Brett_Meyer]

Home town. Camera on auto. No editing.

 

[vegas-k9]

Just messign around with ISO and Shutter settings looking out torwards Las Vegas...

And a weird intersection crossover they built by my house...

 

[Turdle]

I noticed i tend to get lot of tiny white spot when i zoom in the sky of my photos, and my UV filter is 100% clean and was never removed...Anyone would know why ?
I removed like 100 of those white spot in this photo before sharing it here and if you zoom you can see there's still some left..

Beautiful shot! My experience with digital pickups is that debris or dust on the sensor cause black spots, and (don't get nervous) dead pixels cause white spots. I'd suggest you shoot some grounded, out of focus stills of a white and then a neutral gray (maybe about a 30%). Take a few shots of each and see if the spots are always in the same place. If you can't see ANY spots then it isn't your sensor since any lens or external debris would be out of focus. That might give you some indication if there might be something wrong with the pickup.

 

[Cyclone]

Im loving the pics of the car light trails.

 

[isopro]

Beautiful shot! My experience with digital pickups is that debris or dust on the sensor cause black spots, and (don't get nervous) dead pixels cause white spots. I'd suggest you shoot some grounded, out of focus stills of a white and then a neutral gray (maybe about a 30%). Take a few shots of each and see if the spots are always in the same place. If you can't see ANY spots then it isn't your sensor since any lens or external debris would be out of focus. That might give you some indication if there might be something wrong with the pickup.

The Dji Raw cleaner does clean the images, BUT they are always at same spots, many of em, so this can be considered dead pixels ? Should i ask for exchange on the Camera because of this issue within the next 5 months and half(letting em time to get enough stuck before doing the actual refund) ?

 

[4wd]

No because any replacement will have them too, almost all camera sensors have some dead pixels.
With my Canon SLR you can initiate a manual pixel mapping scan so information from adjacent working ones is used.
More normal brighter daytime images you'll hardly see them.

 

[AsiaFlyer]

Koh Samui, Thailand

 

[passive jay]

 

[roimly]

A couple from central London and another couple over the river Thames

 

[jak3]

Was just an instagram photographer before the P3, slowly but surely learning. On clear days you can see Catalina island from this view, hoping to get it soon.

 

[Milehighdesign]

 

[roimly]

Beautiful sky

 

[cascadeflyer]

Storm over Mt Bachelor.

 

[NickCopter]

Man some of you guys have some really great photos!

Any recommendations for editing programs for a newbie to use? Preferably under $300.

I've just been using GoPro studio and my pictures aren't coming out nearly as well as the ones posted in here.