Hey all,
I am about to take to the plunge on buying a decent(ish) drone, thinking Mavic or Phantom 4 but I have a question.
I have been learning to fly using a cheap as chips $100 drone with very basic video capabilities. Needless to say the video quality wasn't good but I put it down to the low quality camera etc. Clarity, colour accuracy and resolution aside, the main issue I have is blocky/jerking footage when flying through "busy" scenes.
Whilst researching the Mavic I came across this video and the camera on the Mavic seems to have the same issue (best seen full screen):
https://youtu.be/hMhVJ1IcIiY?t=134
Is this problem an issue inherent to the cameras used in most pro-sumer drones?
Is it just par for the course until you get into drones that are capable of carrying external GH4's or 5D's?
Any thoughts and comments would be welcome.
Thanks,
James
I am about to take to the plunge on buying a decent(ish) drone, thinking Mavic or Phantom 4 but I have a question.
I have been learning to fly using a cheap as chips $100 drone with very basic video capabilities. Needless to say the video quality wasn't good but I put it down to the low quality camera etc. Clarity, colour accuracy and resolution aside, the main issue I have is blocky/jerking footage when flying through "busy" scenes.
Whilst researching the Mavic I came across this video and the camera on the Mavic seems to have the same issue (best seen full screen):
https://youtu.be/hMhVJ1IcIiY?t=134
Is this problem an issue inherent to the cameras used in most pro-sumer drones?
Is it just par for the course until you get into drones that are capable of carrying external GH4's or 5D's?
Any thoughts and comments would be welcome.
Thanks,
James
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