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I'm doing aerial photography using a multirotor (drone) and at the moment a Gopro which I've changed the lens for one that doesn't give any fish eye and ever since the colour in the photo's has varied dramatically and I'm trying to find out what's causing it.
I've attached 2 photos, both were taken within 5 seconds of each other although I had tilted the camera up more which is the one that has the richer colours.
If anyone can point me in the right direction it'd be appreciated as I'm losing a large number of the shots taken to the washed out effect.
I appreciate a GoPro isn't the best camera for stills but without spending a heap more money you can't attach many other cameras to multirotors easily.
These aren't the worst pictures some of them are more pronounced but Muphy's law when you want to find them you can't.
In case I decide to change the multirotor / camera, would most other cameras deal with this sort of situation better, I didn't used to get it before I changed to the non fish eye lens teh colours and light management used to be vibrant.
If I fit an ND filter to the Gopro what effect might that have / would it help?
I've attached 2 photos, both were taken within 5 seconds of each other although I had tilted the camera up more which is the one that has the richer colours.
If anyone can point me in the right direction it'd be appreciated as I'm losing a large number of the shots taken to the washed out effect.
I appreciate a GoPro isn't the best camera for stills but without spending a heap more money you can't attach many other cameras to multirotors easily.
These aren't the worst pictures some of them are more pronounced but Muphy's law when you want to find them you can't.
In case I decide to change the multirotor / camera, would most other cameras deal with this sort of situation better, I didn't used to get it before I changed to the non fish eye lens teh colours and light management used to be vibrant.
If I fit an ND filter to the Gopro what effect might that have / would it help?