You've done some good videos with hyperlapse and zoom. I'm still experimenting with the flight modes, looks like Mavic Pro has a few, like Terrain Follow, which are missing on the 2. I've gone back to my Nvidia Shield with Glyphs, they work very well. Hopefully Dji will update the CrystalSky with the new Go4 app soon, as well as the Epsons glasses.
Im still one Nvidia Shield and Glyphs,, thanks to you!! I'm curious, your zoom ins look they much more than what I have,,, maybe its just your approach,, good luck,, I actually used active track for the 1st time, it was fun
@@BjEddy1 I really appreciate the Nvidia and Glyphs after using the Epsons for a while. Both have their advantages, but the Glyphs are much better for color and detail. I don't know why my zoom looks different from yours. Might be the approach or distance from target. It would be good if we could get more zoom, maybe combining optical with digital zoom, like the Mavic 1 screen pinching? I don't have much time yet to fly, I'm anxious to try the various features. I have played with my Inspire 2 with active track, etc, and then find myself just turning off all software features and obstacal avoidances and just flying seat of the pants…
Nice Zoom Demo---I am on the fence --do I buy a M2Z or M2P??? After using the Zoom version are you satisfied with it or -are you sorry you did not buy the Pro?
I am very satisfied with the Zoom. I hope DJI gets the CrystalSky app soon, I like the bigger screen. But, it flies well with my phone. My opinion is that if you are just a hobbyist and doing mostly videos, not pictures, and publishing mostly youtube videos, the Zoom is all you need. I know the Haselbak is a better camera and that you can shoot at a higher resolution and then blow up your video or picture in "post" using your editing software, but the higher (than 1080p) resolutions like 4K are very large and quickly fill up an sd card, and are time consuming and resource demanding on your editing software and computer, and take longer to upload. I also have an Inspire 2 with a better camera, which takes clearer pictures in low light, but I really do not think the larger 1" sensor is that important unless you intend to shoot in low light situations a lot. The Zoom M2 works very well and is the better choice for most hobbyists. I'm impressed with the clarity of the zoom, the auto focus works well. I don't plan on shooting in 4K because of the larger file limitations on storage and computer resources, but if you are a professional and need the higher resolutions, then the Haselbak camera is the better choice.
Cant wait till mine gets here , supposed to be tomorrow. Looks like so much fun.
Well done
excellent demo Tony, I swore I wasn't going to get one, but ordered last Thursday (Zoom) had it Monday,, love it
You've done some good videos with hyperlapse and zoom. I'm still experimenting with the flight modes, looks like Mavic Pro has a few, like Terrain Follow, which are missing on the 2. I've gone back to my Nvidia Shield with Glyphs, they work very well. Hopefully Dji will update the CrystalSky with the new Go4 app soon, as well as the Epsons glasses.
Im still one Nvidia Shield and Glyphs,, thanks to you!! I'm curious, your zoom ins look they much more than what I have,,, maybe its just your approach,, good luck,, I actually used active track for the 1st time, it was fun
@@BjEddy1 I really appreciate the Nvidia and Glyphs after using the Epsons for a while. Both have their advantages, but the Glyphs are much better for color and detail.
I don't know why my zoom looks different from yours. Might be the approach or distance from target. It would be good if we could get more zoom, maybe combining optical with digital zoom, like the Mavic 1 screen pinching?
I don't have much time yet to fly, I'm anxious to try the various features. I have played with my Inspire 2 with active track, etc, and then find myself just turning off all software features and obstacal avoidances and just flying seat of the pants…
Nice. Is this Mavic one you had when I was there last summer or a new addition?
I've signed a NDA with DJI… goes with beta testing and staying out of dog house
Nice Zoom Demo---I am on the fence --do I buy a M2Z or M2P??? After using the Zoom version are you satisfied with it or -are you sorry you did not buy the Pro?
I am very satisfied with the Zoom. I hope DJI gets the CrystalSky app soon, I like the bigger screen. But, it flies well with my phone.
My opinion is that if you are just a hobbyist and doing mostly videos, not pictures, and publishing mostly youtube videos, the Zoom is all you need. I know the Haselbak is a better camera and that you can shoot at a higher resolution and then blow up your video or picture in "post" using your editing software, but the higher (than 1080p) resolutions like 4K are very large and quickly fill up an sd card, and are time consuming and resource demanding on your editing software and computer, and take longer to upload. I also have an Inspire 2 with a better camera, which takes clearer pictures in low light, but I really do not think the larger 1" sensor is that important unless you intend to shoot in low light situations a lot.
The Zoom M2 works very well and is the better choice for most hobbyists. I'm impressed with the clarity of the zoom, the auto focus works well. I don't plan on shooting in 4K because of the larger file limitations on storage and computer resources, but if you are a professional and need the higher resolutions, then the Haselbak camera is the better choice.
Thanks---that helps