Recent content by thelimey

Another happy Nano+ owner here. Have never had a flying problem and the video quality is fantastic. Now they have fixed the RAW mode for stills and produce DNG files with color and vignetting correction, there is nothing else I need.

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Instructions are under "How to install" on the web page: Autel Nano+ Adobe Camera RAW profile for Lightroom, Photoshop | Lodge Photo Copy the DCP file into the directory listed (depending on whether you are on Mac or Windows). Then start your Adobe app and follow the instructions to browse...

The following looks good to me, so far, on an image where the green vignette is obvious: 1) Lens Corrections > Manual > Vignetting > +50 2) HSL / Color > Green > Hue > -100

Yeah, I'd like an official color and lens profile too -- but until then, we have to make do with the tools available. I will look into shooting the lens target with Adobe's toolkit when I have time to get it all set up. FWIW, I do think fixing the vignetting is a key part of fixing the color...

No, it’s a camera profile for color rendering, so it won’t fix vignetting. Perhaps you could shoot a lens target and make a lens profile to correct for that?

I don’t use either, but it looks like it is possible: darktable 3.8 user manual - input color profile

I made one so you don't have to wait: Autel Nano+ Adobe Camera RAW profile for Lightroom, Photoshop | Lodge Photo

I made an Adobe camera profile, here: Autel Nano+ Adobe Camera RAW profile for Lightroom, Photoshop | Lodge Photo Enjoy!

No idea, sorry. I don't use Lightroom mobile.

Wind resistance is not as good as the Magic Air 2, but that is a bigger and heavier drone (540g) with larger props and motors. But it does well -- just can't fly it in as heavy winds as the Air 2.

Yeah, I don't remember how CS5 camera RAW works, sorry. It was a while ago! Maybe under the Camera icon?

Open the DNG in Adobe Camera Raw. Under the histogram is the Profile setting Click on the icon to the right -- the three squares and the magnifying glass. That opens the Profile Browser The current one is shown in blue. Click on "Mathew XL724", so it looks like this: And then click on "Back"...

I see that RAW conversion in Adobe products is a common challenge, so I made a custom camera profile for the Nano+ by shooting a color calibration card and using that to create a Digital Camera Profile (DCP) file. I get far better colors with it in Lightroom vs. the built-in profile. Download...