Hubsan Zino Pro+ Bad Video Quality

thynecopter

thynecopter

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Hello! I hope this is a good place to stick this thread. I recently bought a Hubsan Zino Pro+, and I've done some experimental videos. Simply put, the quality of the videos I'm getting is really bad. The videos on all settings come out kind of blurry and pixelated looking. Ive tried recording in 4k, 2.7k, and 1080p. I've adjusted the "sharpness" setting as well. See the sample video below, recorded at 2.7k 30FPS, with "auto" ISO and shutter speed. The trees in the middle-distance on the left seem especially bad/blurred. Is this an issue I can fix? Or am I just finding the limits of what this drone is capable of?

Or, am I just being picky and the video quality is pretty good for a drone?

 
I'm not a photography/videography person so maybe wrong person to answer, but in general I think what you have looks pretty dang good. I can see what you're saying a bit about the blurriness I would guess it is one of two things, 1 just camera focus, possible there is some physical adjustment on the lens that can be done to make the focus a bit further out or a bit more shallow depending on use case/needs (possible it is fixed but would be worth checking if has rings and thread around the lens then likely adjustable), or 2 could just be hitting the limits of the quad.

Looks like the quad goes for $350 which is not cheap but also a new go pro hero black 9 goes for like $500 or something and is a similarly small but not as small camera, it would likely get you better looking video but ya know price tag to go with it (and that is still a relatively low end camera when talking with camera buffs).
 
thynecopter said:
Hello! I hope this is a good place to stick this thread. I recently bought a Hubsan Zino Pro+, and I've done some experimental videos. Simply put, the quality of the videos I'm getting is really bad. The videos on all settings come out kind of blurry and pixelated looking. Ive tried recording in 4k, 2.7k, and 1080p. I've adjusted the "sharpness" setting as well. See the sample video below, recorded at 2.7k 30FPS, with "auto" ISO and shutter speed. The trees in the middle-distance on the left seem especially bad/blurred. Is this an issue I can fix? Or am I just finding the limits of what this drone is capable of?

Or, am I just being picky and the video quality is pretty good for a drone?

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IDK looks pretty good to me
 
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