#Dji mavic grid mapping photos update#

IвЂ™ve read several concernsВ about the Mavic Pro 2вЂ™s sharpness in online forums and it was a question asked beneath one of CaptureLandscapesвЂ™ Facebook posts as well. SharpnessДЄs landscape photographers, thereвЂ™s no doubt that sharpness is an important topic, especially if you intend to enlarge and print an image. The flight time is just slightly improved from previous models and you now have a maximum time of 31 minutes (when flying in perfect conditions and as carefully as possible, of course!) in reality, itвЂ™s going to be a little shorter. The 20MP 1вЂі CMOS sensor and adjustable aperture is something weвЂ™ve seen before in the DJI Phantom 4 but not in the smaller and more compact Mavic series. IвЂ™m not really a tech-ie but just looking at these specs made me drool a bit.

LetвЂ™s look at some of the most important highlights for still photographyВ before we jump into my experience with the DJI Mavic Pro 2.

Simply put, I expected DJI Phantom 4 quality in a DJI Mavic body.

#Dji mavic grid mapping photos update#

(Neither of these was bad in the previous model but a notable update is to be expected) I expected improved flight time, improved camera quality, improved gimbal stability and improved flight experience. I didnвЂ™t expect a revolutionary update where youвЂ™d get Hasselblad X1D-50c camera quality on a DJI Spark-sized drone but I expected a significant difference. Judging by the rumors, this sounded like the drone IвЂ™d been dreaming of for a long time, one that could spark my interest again.

When I first heard rumors about a new Mavic, I got quite excited. Note: this article focuses on using the DJI Mavic Pro for landscape photography, notВ videography. But how good is it for landscape photographers? Is it a worthy replacement of the Mavic Pro? Is it worth selling yourВ Phantom 4 Pro for?