Here comes another one... Poipu Bay Golf course on Kauai Hawaii
Post Your Still Images Taken With the P4P!
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Some really great photos on this thread.
Would be useful if everyone posted what settings the photos were taken with.
E.g. Raw/JPEG
Bracketed/single exposure
Manual/Auto
ISO/aperture/shutter
As shot/post processed(perhaps a brief description of effects applied)
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Would be useful if everyone posted what settings the photos were taken with.
E.g. Raw/JPEG
Bracketed/single exposure
Manual/Auto
ISO/aperture/shutter
As shot/post processed(perhaps a brief description of effects applied)
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Congratulations on some fine aerial photography. The one of the ship is absolutely beautiful and anyone looking for an advertising photo would pay good money for a photo such as this one. The level of detail shown in this photo is simply stunning and I can only hope that I will do as well with my DJI Phantom 4 Pro Plus.
Well done Meta 4, and you should be very proud of photos like these.
Bud
Well done Meta 4, and you should be very proud of photos like these.
Bud
I'm loving this camera (the drone's not bad either).
At last DJI have a real photographer's camera.
I can get shots that gave me a lot of trouble before with blown out highlights and there's plenty of detail.
Like this:
Shot in .jpg, Aperture priority, ISO 100, F5.6
That would be a great idea! I suspect it might be a no-fly zone and if they were radiating you might stand an excellent chance of a fly-away due to EMI issues. I didn't know it was in Goldeneye! I went there in the mid 60s on a high school field trip! Really impressive. (It's not really in Arecibo, it's inland by a number of miles south of Arecibo.)Love the pics!
I wonder if you could fly nearby the Arecibo Observatory is a radio telescope in the municipality of Arecibo, Puerto Rico?
Or if it would be a no fly zone?
That would be a very impressive photo! It was the place that was in the old James Bond movie "Goldeneye".
How on earth did you get that lovely picture of the cargo ship? It looks like it is miles from anywhereI'm loving this camera (the drone's not bad either).
At last DJI have a real photographer's camera.
I can get shots that gave me a lot of trouble before with blown out highlights and there's plenty of detail.
Like this:
Shot in .jpg, Aperture priority, ISO 100, F5.6
Local flood control channel. Not as cool as some of these other photos, i need to step my game up!
Happy Flying
I would second this as im very new to drones AND photography. Still trying to understand concepts but for some reason this has a hard time sticking in my head.
Well damnnnnnnn some very very nice shots folks, thank you so much for sharing, I am getting into trouble with my family just for looking at this thread haha
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I had some time to take mine out over the weekend. Im not a fan of using it for video due to the issues with D-Log but it destroys my p4 with photos.
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The gazebo picture was "auto-edited" in Photoshop express. The others are exactly as taken with default settings, auto-focus. Taken mid-morning today in Waco, Texas, under overcast skies (and about 15-20 mph winds!). ISO at 100 on all of them, while f-stop between 4.5 and 5, and speed at 1/120 to 1/240.
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Really awesome!I'm loving this camera (the drone's not bad either).
At last DJI have a real photographer's camera.
I can get shots that gave me a lot of trouble before with blown out highlights and there's plenty of detail.
Like this:
Shot in .jpg, Aperture priority, ISO 100, F5.6
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