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So...I have purchased a Mini 3 Pro....
Why, as I have all range of Autel? Because the service from Autel stinks, nobody in Europe service give a damn or answer to any mails or calls. (not to mention half backed soft from Nano+).
And...As drone, Mini 3 Pro is pure winner...very silent, very stable in high winds, compensate the wind from front in order to maintain speed (You hear this, AUTEL ??)....
As for camera: is a joke....I don't care about vertical shooting, but the damn camera have a lot of blur and missing details compared to Nano +.
Also the most interesting thing: Is filming in Limited Range RGB...this means for ones that does not know: a full range RGB is having gamma from 0 to 255 (0 = black, 255 = white)....the Limited range considers black to be 16 and white to be 235...so all dark shades from 0-16 are crushed to black as is not capable for this range, and all highlights from 235 to 255 are blown to pure white without any details.
What does this mean? A reduced Dynamic Range, a crush in black for details and a problem at editing if you are set as normal for FULL RGB range on your monitors.
Limited was used only in HD era, but in editing is a pretty good difference between Limited and Full range.
Evo 2 PRO, Nano+ = Full range...
Evo 2 8K, Mini 3 Pro = Limited range...
Why, as I have all range of Autel? Because the service from Autel stinks, nobody in Europe service give a damn or answer to any mails or calls. (not to mention half backed soft from Nano+).
And...As drone, Mini 3 Pro is pure winner...very silent, very stable in high winds, compensate the wind from front in order to maintain speed (You hear this, AUTEL ??)....
As for camera: is a joke....I don't care about vertical shooting, but the damn camera have a lot of blur and missing details compared to Nano +.
Also the most interesting thing: Is filming in Limited Range RGB...this means for ones that does not know: a full range RGB is having gamma from 0 to 255 (0 = black, 255 = white)....the Limited range considers black to be 16 and white to be 235...so all dark shades from 0-16 are crushed to black as is not capable for this range, and all highlights from 235 to 255 are blown to pure white without any details.
What does this mean? A reduced Dynamic Range, a crush in black for details and a problem at editing if you are set as normal for FULL RGB range on your monitors.
Limited was used only in HD era, but in editing is a pretty good difference between Limited and Full range.
Evo 2 PRO, Nano+ = Full range...
Evo 2 8K, Mini 3 Pro = Limited range...