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I'm curious why you didn't just use manual focus and focused to infinity? Were you worried about some things being too close?

Twilight shots of cityscapes

I noticed that the Inspire 2 itself is $2,849.05 and the X5S camera is $1,899.00. Together, that's $4748.00 But there's also a packaged version of Inspire 2 + X5S + the CinemaDNG license = $6,198.00. The difference is about $1400. So three questions: 1. Is the CinemaDNG license available...

Going back to the shutter speed question, most reviews I've seen only did still photo comparisons in fairly well lit conditions. Can someone post some shots of the Imspire 2 at around 1 sec exposure? Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot for your raw image examples. They are extremely helpful. Can you also post a few longer exposures, around 0.5 to 2 sec? How well does the inspire 2 gimbal hand those?

For stills, what's the slowest shutter speed you've been able to do with a wide angle lens?

I've been trying to rationalize an Inspire 2 if anything.... But I wouldn't be so concern except people told me that their pictures on the Inspire 2 come out soft at longer (e.g. Longer tha 1/10s) shutter speeds due to the difficulties of stabilizing a larger camera setup

I’ve looked into this further. The 12mm f/2.0 lens has a 1 stop brighter aperture (2.0 vs 2.8 on the P4P). In addition, the X5S camera is 93% larger (225mm2 vs 116mm2). I don’t know the tech behind each sensor, but let’s just call it a 1 stop advance as well. So taken together, the X5S on an...

Suppose I'm satisfied with 12mm (24mm equiv) lens.I usually only use wide angle anyways

Just realized I accidentally post on the wrong forum. Could a mod move this plz? Thanks!

Y Yes, I believe it has a m4/3 sensor compared to 1' sensor in the P4P. But the difference isn't that much, and I was wondering if other factors (e.g. tech in the sensor, better stabilization) would allow the P4P to come up top. How long can the Inspire 2 hold the camera stable for? 1sec...

I'd like to get the best drone for still photography of cityscapes during sunset. This requires two things: (1) The ability to hold the camera pretty still (ideally 1-2 sec) (2) Good high ISO performance since blue hour may not have too much light. Given these two trade-offs, would the...