I am looking for feedback on using the Sony RX100iii as an aerial mapping camera. Currently we use the Canon SX260 with occasional blurred shots and lower-res/quality than we would like. The RX100iii looks like an excellent replacement but I am hoping for some feedback before making a purchase.
Thanks!
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Dear colleagues,
we try to use Sony QX100 for our plane and found very strange behavior: the camera lost focusing and closed lens by itself during the flight (sometime during1-2 minutes, sometimes need more time)...
What explanations can be given for such behavior?
I will be grateful for any idea!
Sony is better choice. Sony mega pixels are best for sharp images.
I've searched around but I cannot find any information about a possible hack on the RX-100 III/IV to implement a dedicated GPS antenna to georeference the images. Do you have any tip about it?
Thanks,
I have designed a RX100-III (& IV) mount for the 3DR Iris, X8 and Solo for a client of mine to use at their Geo Mapping Company.
http://www.impconcepts.com/impstore/index.php?route=product/product...
BTW Nice remote trigger you folks have developed. ;)
thank you for this thread. I am also looking something with better resolution to replace my S100. My question, how do you get GPS info with RX100?
Geo-tag images from mapping mission using Mission Planner.
You could take a look at the Samsung NX500 (28 MP)
did you find a way to live connect the HDMI and remote control the Samsung NX500 when mounted on an aerial gimbal? Please let me know,thanks.
I must decide today between the Sony RX100 IV and the (discontinued) Samsung NX500.
Sorry, I never have tried the live connect with the remote control.
Hi guys, I just wrote a blog about using Sony cameras with the pixhawk, check it out:
http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/using-the-intel-edison-as-a-sma...