Video quality issues?

[sboroblu]

Hi, I had my 2nd flight today and made my first video using the DJI go editor...
I know something isn't right with the quality.. On the Phantom I used a Polar Pro CP filter
On my local device it looks a lot better but still not right. Any advice would be very much appreciated.
Thanks

 

[PaulSouthport]

That looks like the low-res cache from your phone/tablet - did you import the SD footage?

 

[edithouse]

Did you use the footage that was recorded on the micro SD card on the gimbal?


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[sboroblu]

Did you use the footage that was recorded on the micro SD card on the gimbal?


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No not directly off the sd card..... Its from the footage store in editor

 

[Richard R]

Thatscprobably the problem. Video fed to the RC is a lower quality than the actual onboard recording. Remove the SD card, insert it into your computer and transfer the files from it just like you would with a digital camera (actually, I believe that on the standard you can download the files while the card is still in the bird. Plug a cable into the micro sub port and from there to a us port on your computer. With the bird turned on, you should be able to find the fils just like on a digital camera).

 

[sboroblu]

Thatscprobably the problem. Video fed to the RC is a lower quality than the actual onboard recording. Remove the SD card, insert it into your computer and transfer the files from it just like you would with a digital camera (actually, I believe that on the standard you can download the files while the card is still in the bird. Plug a cable into the micro sub port and from there to a us port on your computer. With the bird turned on, you should be able to find the fils just like on a digital camera).

Thanks for that, I had another quick go using the PC movie editor, taking the footage direct from the SD Card, much better

 

[Richard R]

Looks good! Glad we could help.