I already had a phantom 1 which I had been playing round with for a few weeks but saw a vision + v3 in the shop and my impulse buying mode took over,
I really like it, its more stable to fly and as a photo platform its very stable. But... the quality of the video is shocking. I don't know what I am doing wrong. Please see the video on youtube I have posted below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBSc3NzBxuw
The video actually looks a little better after upload to youtube but I can't seem to shoot anything without it being fuzzy (I don't know the video/photographic term) The straight lines for example on the bridges have jaggies and the buildings are blurry. I have shot at various times of the day, for example this was just before sunset, but in full daytime sunshine it is even worse. Like something I have shot with a 3 year old mobile phone camera. I have the soft right hand side to photos also (which is no problem as i can edit this out) I was always told that if you don't have the quality before post production then you won't have quality afterwards. I don't intend to use this for anything more than filming for myself and or youtube vids, but even for that its very bad quality.
My settings are currently (Ive tried to change the settings without any visible change in quality) 1080p 30 FPS i have tried to use large medium and small with no visible change. Iso 100. White balance set either auto or sunny day. exposure +1.5 and that is all.
please see another video i have made also to make a comparison
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-CzTxxs28U
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWY9IitY2yA
If any person could give me sone advice about how to change the settings to get better results it would really be appreciated or how to solve these problems using post production software. I am not in a position to return the Phantom as the supplier doesn't class it as a problem that would warrant a return, and if i sent it to DJI directly I would have problems getting it back as Russia bans the import of all GPS and WiFi devices without a licence. Or if this is the best i can expect please let me know.
Kind Regards
Richard
I really like it, its more stable to fly and as a photo platform its very stable. But... the quality of the video is shocking. I don't know what I am doing wrong. Please see the video on youtube I have posted below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBSc3NzBxuw
The video actually looks a little better after upload to youtube but I can't seem to shoot anything without it being fuzzy (I don't know the video/photographic term) The straight lines for example on the bridges have jaggies and the buildings are blurry. I have shot at various times of the day, for example this was just before sunset, but in full daytime sunshine it is even worse. Like something I have shot with a 3 year old mobile phone camera. I have the soft right hand side to photos also (which is no problem as i can edit this out) I was always told that if you don't have the quality before post production then you won't have quality afterwards. I don't intend to use this for anything more than filming for myself and or youtube vids, but even for that its very bad quality.
My settings are currently (Ive tried to change the settings without any visible change in quality) 1080p 30 FPS i have tried to use large medium and small with no visible change. Iso 100. White balance set either auto or sunny day. exposure +1.5 and that is all.
please see another video i have made also to make a comparison
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-CzTxxs28U
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWY9IitY2yA
If any person could give me sone advice about how to change the settings to get better results it would really be appreciated or how to solve these problems using post production software. I am not in a position to return the Phantom as the supplier doesn't class it as a problem that would warrant a return, and if i sent it to DJI directly I would have problems getting it back as Russia bans the import of all GPS and WiFi devices without a licence. Or if this is the best i can expect please let me know.
Kind Regards
Richard