How do I get rid of these blue and red dots at night? p3p...100iso =2-3 shutter speed..Please Help
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Since the whole picture isn't really focused, I don't think it's super clean, but this problem has been happening to most of dng files that contain dark areas at night.
Not sure what causes that. Thought it might be minute dust particles reflecting light? Hopefully nothing that needs tech support, in China...
Clean the glass, Change settings, try Different approaches to your subjects.
I often take several pictures, of the same subject, from a variety of angles of attack, and change the camera settings too. Trial and error, sooner or later, we get keepers.
That's one benefit of digital, no wasted film... Ha
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Clean the glass, Change settings, try Different approaches to your subjects.
I often take several pictures, of the same subject, from a variety of angles of attack, and change the camera settings too. Trial and error, sooner or later, we get keepers.
That's one benefit of digital, no wasted film... Ha
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Might be. Looked over my day photos, and it seems like there are no dots whatsoever. This is my first drone so any help will be appreciated.
It's a pretty basic camera, so there aren't a lot of user friendly parameter controls. But what we do have, can be very useful.
Just takes some getting used to their abilities. ;-)
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Just takes some getting used to their abilities. ;-)
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Look like hot pixels to me - most cameras have them, they just show up more in very low light conditions.
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THanks^ ...
as for the dead pixels....hopefully there's another explanation...if they are dead, what can I do?
*Edit= after viewing some other post, this seems to be a problem for long exposure shots.
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Pinch and expand the picture. You will see a few.
Nearer the centre of this particular frame.
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Nearer the centre of this particular frame.
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There you go. Their actually pretty insignificant. We see lens flare and other minor deformities on many pics in mags and even on tv.
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That is less than normal. You should expect more. Not hardware issue. We expect a lot from what is in reality a high end mobile phone sensor. See if the dng cleaner (Dji website) helps you out.
