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5.6.2 Camera
•The gimbal may shake when ying in Spo Mode or strong wind. It is recommended to y the drone in
Video Mode to acquire optimal gimbal stabilization.
•Do not touch the lens after recording for a long period of time to avoid scald.
•Do not record video when the drone is not ying; otherwise the drone will trigger overheat protection.
•Do not point the camera at laser beams, such as laser shows or LiDAR module of sma cars, to avoid
damaging the camera sensor.
•Use the drone within the specied ambient temperature range (0°C to 40°C) to ensure stable camera
operation.
•If the lens is diy, use professional lens cleaning tools to clean it to avoid damaging the lens and
aecting image quality.
5.6.3 Storing Photos and Videos
Sensor brand
Sensor size
Eective pixel
Apeure
FOV
Focus range
ISO range
Shutter range
Memo
Picture format
Picture size
Codec
Video format
SONY
1/２" CMOS
48MP
F1.8
79.4°
４m ~ ∞
100 ~ 6400 (Normal shooting modes) 100 ~ 25600 (AI Night)
1/6400 ~ 8s
Micro SD card (U3 or V30 and above)
JPG/JPG+RAW (DNG)
48MP (8000*6000)
H.264/H.265
MP4
Basic Parameters
Video Resolution
4K: 3840×2160 (16:9) @24/25/30 fps
2.7K: 2704×2028 (4:3)/2704×1520 (16:9)/1520×2704 (9:16) @24/25/30 fps
FHD: 1920×1440 (4:3)/1920×1080 (16:9)/1080×1920 (9:16) @24/25/30/50/60 fps
Slow Motion: 1920×1080 (16:9) @2/3/4/5 x
Videos and photos recorded by ATOM 2 will be stored on the SD card instead of the Potensic Eve App or
your phone galle. Make sure to inse an SD card prior to ight. Otherwise, it's unable for ATOM 2 to
record videos or capture photos. Users can preview and download videos and photos from the SD card in
the Potensic Eve App. For downloading high-denition content from the SD card, it is recommended to use
the SmaTransfer feature, which oers a download speed of up to 25 MB/s.
SD Card Requirements
File format: FAT32, exFAT
Capacity: 4G ~ 512G
It is recommended to use an SD card with U3/V30 or higher specications. Using an SD card with
specications lower than the recommended ones may result in ceain recording settings being unavailable
or pose a risk of video recording interruptions.