Custom Camera Settings
DJI Pilot 2, in Mapping mode, does not allow users to manually set flight line spacing. In order to have parity between GRYFN's Flight Planning Calculator and DJI Pilot 2 mapping parameter settings, users must create a custom camera(s). These values can also be used in QGroundControl and other popular flight planning software.
Generally, GRYFN recommends using the RGB camera specs from your system for flight planning, if you are unable to set flight speed and spacing manually. If RGB data is not a priority, or not intended to be captured, it is then recommended to set flight parameters in our calculator for the priority sensor, then set front and side overlap based on the resulting RGB parameters. Please see the note below for causality of this recommendation. However, it us up to the user's discretion on what flight planning method is appropriate for their needs.
For non-frame cameras (pushbroom line scan and 3D LiDAR) values are approximate. Most flight planning software do not natively support non-frame cameras, so liberties have been taken in photo size, sensor size, focal length, and capture interval to closely approximate sensor parameters to our flight calculator. Flight plans should always be corroborated with GRYFN's Flight Planning Calculator to ensure parity between expected and actual results.
Sony ILX-LR1
Name
Sony ILX-LR1
Photo Size (WxH)
9504px x 6336px
Sensor Size (WxH)
35.74mm x 23.82mm
Focal Length
35mm
Min. Interval
1.5s
Headwall Nano HP
Name
Headwall Nano HP
Photo Size (WxH)
1020px x 1000px
Sensor Size (WxH)
5.86mm x 5.86mm
Focal Length
12.6mm
Min. Interval
1s
Ouster OS1-128
Name
Ouster OS1
Photo Size (WxH)
1024px x 128px
Sensor Size (WxH)
6.17mm x 4.55mm
Focal Length
5.5mm
Min. Interval
1.1s
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