So after flying the DJI Phantom 4 Pro
The camera settings was F11 with a starting shutter speed of 1/200th of a sec. The camera was shot in aperture priority. Each image shutter speed corresponds exactly one stop with the ISO change.
With 3200 ISO for some reason the original image appeared one stop under exposed. So it has been adjusted for the purposes of viewing the noise. Same as 6400 ISO.
All the images are un sharped with no RAW processing and the crop is the image at 100% zoom. Before capture the camera was auto focused.
The time between each shot is about 5 seconds give or take to change the ISO.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 100 iso
F11, 1/200th sec, 100 iso
Nice and clean image as you would expect. No visible noise in the shadow areas.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 200 iso
F11, 1/400th sec, 200 iso
Again a nice and clean image. No visible noise in the shadow areas.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 400 iso
F11, 1/800th sec, 400 iso
At 100% view you can see the start of noise pixelisation in the shadows but it is negligible.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 800 iso
F11, 1/1600th sec, 800 iso
Noise pixelisation is clear through whole image, loosing sharpness. Personally for me all the images from here at this ISO would be un useable for large printing, just online promotion or small print.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 1600 iso
F11, 1/3200th sec, 1600 iso
Noise pixelisation is very clear through whole image, image capture sharpness lost. Un useable for large printing, just online promotion or small print.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 3200 iso
F11, 1/6400th sec, 3200 iso
Noise pixelisation is very clear through whole image, image capture sharpness lost. Web use only (small)
DJI Phantom 4 Pro 6400 iso
F11, 1/8000th sec, 6400 iso (hit max shutter speed of 1/8000) Shutter speed should have been 1/12800. Has no bearing effect on ISO though just exposure. (image was brightened slightly to match the others)
Noise pixelisation extreme, file is un useable for use other than to show off a shot online.
Final Thoughts
The files from the DJI Phantom 4 Pro
