DJI Mavic 4 Pro Camera Drone

[AdaMacey]

I have uploaded a complete set of images for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro camera drone.

This drone has 3 quad bayer sensors (28mm equiv, 70mm equiv and 168mm equiv). Each of these sensors can output images at two different megapixel counts. Additionally the 70mm and 168mm can output at two different ratios (4:3 and 16:9). The 24mm camera uses a 4:3 sensor, but only outputs images at 3:2 ratio.

The complete set of images uploaded are as follows

Mavic 4 Pro 28mm Quad Bayer - 100MP 3:2 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 28mm Quad Bayer - 25MP 3:2 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 70mm Quad Bayer - 12MP 4:3 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 70mm Quad Bayer - 48MP 4:3 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 168mm Quad Bayer - 48MP 4:3 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 168mm Quad Bayer - 12MP 4:3 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 70mm Quad Bayer - 48MP 16:9 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 70mm Quad Bayer - 12MP 16:9 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 168mm Quad Bayer - 12MP 16:9 ratio mode
Mavic 4 Pro 168mm Quad Bayer - 48MP 16:9 ratio mode

The 28mm sensor is branded as Hasselblad

[kmilos]

Are these DNGs working?

Under some circumstances (cinema/film mode?), the Mavic 3 Pro (and some other models?) were outputting DNGs w/ a different, not yet supported compression scheme...

[AdaMacey]

They are not working at all currently, no.

[kmilos]

Thanks for confirming. Closing as duplicate then.

[AdaMacey]

This is not a duplicate of the Mavic 3. This is for the Mavic 4, a device which is not even 2 weeks old at this point.

[kmilos]

Nonetheless, the root cause of the issue is the same.

[kmilos]

@LebedevRI

[SubIFD]        Compression                     : JPEG

[AdaMacey]

For what it's worth, after running these RAW files through the Adobe DNG converter using lossy compression, they work correctly

[kmilos]

Lossless scheme by Adobe is supported as well.