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That's more like it! Looks as it is supposed to look now, PhantomW! ;)

I am pretty certain that is the last and correct one yes, PhantomW... ;)

As long as Narrow FOV is not narrow, it should be activated...

You are welcome... :) Ah... Soft setting is useless in my mind. No details. Very peculiar that you experience different video quality than I do when we use the same settings. I have v2, but do not think that should make any difference. Hmmm... BUT are you sure you have the correct 24mbps...

If the mode replacing Narrow FOV 1080p is a little less wide than Wide FOV, it should be correct. Is that is the case, I would try Hard sharpening to see if that makes a difference (tho that should not affect the jagged lines). Otherwise I am not really sure what else could be the problem here...

PhantomW, I am pretty sure you filmed using normal Wide FOV on this clip...that is why you experienced these artifacts. I see them on your raw mp4 file also, so this has nothing at all to do with your computer and/or graphics card not being adequate... :rolleyes:

I have one thing to say... Gueria, SUPER-AMAZING work!! Jagged lines and over-sharpening are now history using your new script! Noise has also been "naturally" reduced! This is as close we can ever get (methinks) to True Full HD with this bird... Seriously, great work!!!! This is now my new...

Sounds great, Gueria! I did not know that it had changed, so sorry about that... :p I was supposed to test the new script today, but for some unknown reason I recorded in 720p60 instead (a bit fuzzy after drinking beer yesterday), so I can still not comment on it... :confused: Looking forward...

Oh... I had no problems with the first script and will use it more in the future. To me it produces better quality than the original modes - less sharpening and artifacts. I always use "Hard" to avoid the in-cam noise reduction and rather use software NR in post if necessary, due to the fact...

;) This sounds strange, but it is still a work in progress from my understanding, so there might be some glitches... I will be testing this new script for the first time tomorrow (1080p25 mode), so can tell you about my findings after that, if no one else here have any comment about it before...

That is correct. If you change to another mode during flight, you have to land and reboot the Phantom with the Narrow FOV activated...and then take off again...

See Gueria's post on page 11 and you find it. ;)

Just want to show you how my job using Gueria's Script (and of course 24mbps) worked out... (The intro is sort of a rip-off of the original "Dallas" Intro, but anyways... :p) Very happy with the quality indeed! :) First aerial shot filmed in Narrow FOV, the two next using the script. Fish-eye...

Sounds great! ;D

Shooting with Shooting using your Super-Wide FOV script for my Intro Sequence job worked out great! Super images without too much sharpening shot in 1080p25 ;D Thanks man!