Post Your Still Images Taken With the P4P!

[thefrisbee995]

Haven't got out enough with it but I took these two the other night!

 

[azgeek]

Not much to shoot at this particular location...

Still a pretty nice capture. With my luck I would probably hit the wind sock frame even with all that wide open space.

 

[azgeek]

Haven't got out enough with it but I took these two the other night!

Cool comps. What were your exposure settings for these?

 

[phlyer]

Haven't got out enough with it but I took these two the other night!

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Were these taken in The Blue Hour? I just found out about it being the hour after sunset and the hour before sunrise and is really stunning light for photography.

 

[GVictor]

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[thefrisbee995]

Were these taken in The Blue Hour? I just found out about it being the hour after sunset and the hour before sunrise and is really stunning light for photography.

Yes they were, I didn't actually plan on taking anything in that hour. I had just got to the beach too late. It was daylight when I left.

 

[nwairphotos]

Thanks for posting this.

Is this just one image or a combination of images?

 

[joonrhee]

Thanks for posting this.

Is this just one image or a combination of images?

That would be just one image.

 

[nwairphotos]

Thanks for the reply. Your photo is so sharp and detailed. I don't think my PHP photos are that detailed and sharp.

 

[joonrhee]

Thanks for the reply. Your photo is so sharp and detailed. I don't think my PHP photos are that detailed and sharp.

Thanks. All or most photos coming out of this camera should be quite capable and very decent. Coming from Sony a7rii, I was unfortunately disappointed with Mavic Pro's 12MP camera and sold it. I am now much more content with P4P camera and think this bird will be a keeper until something better comes out.

 

[Dza]

This is a shot of my home town in Melbourne, Australia. It is one of the first shots I took with my new P4P. I hope you enjoy it.


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[Multicoptertec]

Amazing photos everyone, congrats!


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[Uavenue]

Awesome, awesome pictures. Pure wow. Put National Geographic in the shade.

 

[webline]

took it today... should I go out... will there be rain... here it is

 

[maseman88]

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[J.T.]

Another P4P sunset,

 

[pilot ss]

Haven't had a chance to get to many locations in this busy time of year, but here is one from yesterday afternoon.

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[Alec200]

My 2nd attempt at low light photos with the P4P.
This is straight from the camera apart from noise reduction. Single JPEG in Tripod mode. Wind was about 2m/sec.
I used Manual mode in the camera. My first attempt resulted in massive amounts of noise at ISO 1600 & 3200 which was very noticeable in the very dark areas and completely unusable to my eye. Is this the experience if other people? Online reviews seem to say 1600/3200 should be perfectly usable?



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[azgeek]

Nice! Recognized the skyline right away. Very cool to see Kitt Peak telescopes in the distance. That speaks nicely of the capabilities of the camera.

 

[azgeek]

My 2nd attempt at low light photos with the P4P.
This is straight from the camera apart from noise reduction. Single JPEG in Tripod mode. Wind was about 2m/sec.
I used Manual mode in the camera. My first attempt resulted in massive amounts of noise at ISO 1600 & 3200 which was very noticeable in the very dark areas and completely unusable to my eye. Is this the experience if other people? Online reviews seem to say 1600/3200 should be perfectly usable?

Not bad at all for a long-ish exposure. My only nit with the image is with the tilted horizon. Otherwise very good.