Post Your Still Images Taken With the P4P!
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Cool captures. I stayed at those condos to the immediate right of the pier. Very cool to see Pacific Beach from this
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I get a chuckle reading the nitpicking complaints about the P4pro and even the camera.
I can't see what there is to complain about.
Shot at 100 ISO, f5.6, 1/725sec jpg
Do you shoot in 0, 0, 0?
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Two pictures: 1 taken by P4P and the other by a P4. Taken at about the same time (within 8 minutes).
P4_0019 - Is the Phantom 4 pic. f/2.8; 1/184sec; ISO-100
P4P_0011 - Is the Phantom 4 Pro pic. f/4; 1/120sec; ISO-100
I'm no photographer, so I invite anyone to comment on why one picture is better than the other so that I (and all of us) can learn.
Here's what I see: At first glance, the P4 picture catches my eye because the sky is more blue, but when I blow both pictures up to full screen and zoom in on things like the rock wall, or the blade of the hoe leaning leaning up against the wall, I can tell that the P4P picture is sharper and has less noise. That's about all my untrained eye can take in. Anyone else???
P4_0019 - Is the Phantom 4 pic. f/2.8; 1/184sec; ISO-100
P4P_0011 - Is the Phantom 4 Pro pic. f/4; 1/120sec; ISO-100
I'm no photographer, so I invite anyone to comment on why one picture is better than the other so that I (and all of us) can learn.
Here's what I see: At first glance, the P4 picture catches my eye because the sky is more blue, but when I blow both pictures up to full screen and zoom in on things like the rock wall, or the blade of the hoe leaning leaning up against the wall, I can tell that the P4P picture is sharper and has less noise. That's about all my untrained eye can take in. Anyone else???
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As far as any aerial imagery, drones, anything other than riveting a camera to a tripod, this is my first rodeo. This blows away any conventional wisdom. 20 mph winds at 4 degrees ambient temp. This is a nothing shot aesthetically, but I'm becoming increasingly confident as I'm moving through the manual controls, more so, I'm simply taken back by the capabilities. Shot in what is typically the digital sweet spot of 5.6 at 160/sec. Focus near to far is stunning. The possibilities!
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Here's something a little less salty than my usual subjects - rainforest canopy
ISO 100, 1/64th sec, f5.6 jpg
ISO 100, 1/64th sec, f5.6 jpg
Having shot JPEG's to date, I was curious how well DJI files would profile and print in large format. Different sensors have a "look" out of camera. The files from DJI are absolutely beautiful and print even better. Just pulled a 24 x 36 print and hand to eye, image quality, dynamic range, color and detail is simply elegant.
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Very cool capture. Love the dramatic colors that make this scene almost surreal. Nice work!
Hope you didn't printbthe jpeg. Hope you converted the DNG file to tiff.
I've printed some of my P4 photos on pearl gloss epson 4 color print flush pressed on gator board and they came out awesome.
The files were jpegs through Lightroom then finished in PS. Finding them extremely tolerant to work with. Can only imagine how the Raw files can be pushed. Printed on Canson Baryta Photographique. Can't say enough about the captures.
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