I don't know Bill, but I hope he's right. Or better yet, any new drone with a camera better than my P4P.
I'd like to see a better CODEC. The camera is quite good, but the CODEC has artifacts that make the video stuck in the consumer realm.I don't know Bill, but I hope he's right. Or better yet, any new drone with a camera better than my P4P.
I haven't heard of this problem before. Are you talking about JPGs or the raw DNG pictures? Raw pics generally are very good, what "artifacts" are you referring to?I'd like to see a better CODEC. The camera is quite good, but the CODEC has artifacts that make the video stuck in the consumer realm.
I haven't heard of this problem before. Are you talking about JPGs or the raw DNG pictures? Raw pics generally are very good, what "artifacts" are you referring to?
The jpg images from the P4 pro camera are excellent too, much better than popular opinion would suggest.I haven't heard of this problem before. Are you talking about JPGs or the raw DNG pictures? Raw pics generally are very good
The HEVC video.. on a 12' projection screen, I can see banding and other compression artifacts.I haven't heard of this problem before. Are you talking about JPGs or the raw DNG pictures? Raw pics generally are very good, what "artifacts" are you referring to?
The jpg images from the P4 pro camera are excellent too, much better than popular opinion would suggest.
The jpg images are still much better than most people assume.Yes, but it depends on your needs. Jpegs are great for web sharing. Personally, I need to work RAW files thru Adobe Camera Raw and then Photoshop to produce the gallery quality large prints I desire. That's why you have a choice.
Sounds like you didn't even look.However, showing them on the internet and saying that they will look great when printed large is a long tale.
All images look good on the internet, from 10 year old phone pics to my 4x5 large format film scans. The internet does that.
You can't tell the difference.
.Sending a person to a website to determine image quality is a waste of time. Only two ways to prove it. One is to actually see the final print output (not going to happen here)
So says Bill!
happy time?Thats gonna make a lot of people happy
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