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You have unsaved work from a previous session on this flight.
Restoring will bring back all your captures, notes, and titles exactly as they were. Starting fresh keeps that work in the browser's autosave — you can restore it later — but hides it from view for now.
Choose an export format
A PowerPoint deck with title slide, flight map, and one slide per capture — ready to hand to a client.
A detailed PDF report covering the flight, captured frames, and their telemetry — suitable for filing or sending on.
A single MP4 joining a short clip around each captured pin, with optional title, subtitle, background music, and end card.
A ZIP with a full-resolution crisp frame image for every pin, plus a master Telemetry Flight Log spreadsheet mapping each image to its GPS, altitude, and camera field of view.
A georeferenced KMZ file placing a numbered pin at each capture's GPS location. Click any pin in Google Earth Pro to see the frame image, full telemetry, camera orientation diagrams, and your field notes.
Stitch nadir video frames into a georeferenced 2D mosaic using flight telemetry. Runs entirely in your browser — no cloud upload.
A site-boundary bundle for import into EcoSite, traced from the ground actually imaged by the drone. Handles mow-the-lawn and free-form flights; disjoint areas are exported as separate polygons within a single site.
Your SRT file doesn't include camera pitch or yaw
This is common on some drones (including the DJI Mini 3 Pro) - the SRT records position, altitude, and time, but not gimbal orientation.
PostFlightStudio will process this flight normally, with the following limitations:
Everything else - orthomosaics, video export, snapshots - works as normal.
Slide deck details
Report details
Survey group
Shown as the top-level entry in Google Earth's Places panel. Distinguishes this survey from earlier or later visits to the same site.
Applies to pins, direction lines, and their end markers so this survey is visually distinct from others loaded alongside it.
Clip settings
⚠ Processes raw 2.7K/4K pixels entirely in-browser. May take 10+ minutes depending on your computer's hardware.
Adds each capture's note as a small card near the top of the frame while that clip plays. Card resizes to fit the text; captures without a note show plain video. Doesn't overlap the title.
One clip is extracted per captured frame, centred on the frame timestamp,
then all clips are joined into a single MP4. Choose 1080p or 720p to
downscale and speed up processing, or Original to keep the source's
full resolution — this all runs entirely in your browser with no
hardware video acceleration, so lower resolutions process noticeably
faster. Original audio is removed; if you choose a music track it's
trimmed to the video's length with a 2-second fade-out at the end. If
a title/subtitle is set, it's shown in the bottom third of the frame
for the first 4 seconds (or the whole video, if shorter).
FFmpeg is fetched from CDN on first use (~10 MB) and cached by your browser afterwards.
Bundle details
Downloads a ZIP containing one image per captured pin, named with its timestamp, altitude, and camera field-of-view, plus a master Flight_Telemetry_Log.csv mapping every pin to its image file. Images are exported at full source resolution.
Site details
Traces the ground the drone actually imaged and exports it as a
MultiPolygon site boundary. Load the resulting .json
into EcoSite Module 1 to pull PHI, NBN Atlas, GCN, and NFI
data for a preliminary desk study.
Select flight window
Your mosaic downloaded — but these input issues may have affected quality:
The highlighted leg is semi-transparent. Nudge it until shared features line up with the locked legs beneath. Arrow keys: 2 cm · hold Shift: 50 cm. Drag to pan · scroll to zoom · [ and ] switch leg. Exporting keeps this window open, so you can check the downloaded image, re-adjust, and export again. Click Done when you are happy.
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