If you have noticed that what one views on the smart phone is NOT what a photograph yields, the reason is digital stabilization is used for video because of the limitations of a 2 axis gimbal, rather than 3.
This creates a very nice and stabilized video but continuity of video to photo mode is compromised.
This technology yields, essentially, an internal "crop zoom" for video and when you switch to photo mode, the whole sensor is used, creating a shot that looks farther away than the video footage taken from exactly the same spot........
I have found this frustrating when trying to photograph something, because what you see in NOT what you get......
DJI doesn't really hide their use of digital stablization, they mask it by calling it "ultra smooth technology" and thus the video is not utilizing the full resolution that the video is shot in.
This is disappointing and touch to deal with, especially when switching from video to photographs during the same flight.......
This creates a very nice and stabilized video but continuity of video to photo mode is compromised.
This technology yields, essentially, an internal "crop zoom" for video and when you switch to photo mode, the whole sensor is used, creating a shot that looks farther away than the video footage taken from exactly the same spot........
I have found this frustrating when trying to photograph something, because what you see in NOT what you get......
DJI doesn't really hide their use of digital stablization, they mask it by calling it "ultra smooth technology" and thus the video is not utilizing the full resolution that the video is shot in.
This is disappointing and touch to deal with, especially when switching from video to photographs during the same flight.......