ArrUnTuS
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I don't know about the "type of pilots that dronedeploy are marketing towards." I mean, I really don't have the time or want to go to the expense of processing the data sets say through Pix4D, not to mention the learning curve. What is DD motivation for implementing these restrictions? I don't even think DJI has the right or authority to do so, so why would DD be any different? If it was some other type of technology, would we put up with these types of restrictions especially if we are footing the bill in their services and products? I think not. Can you imagine every app developer putting their own restrictions on? Really, I hope this does not get out of control, otherwise it's almost not worth the trouble.
The problem with cloud processing services is that they usually offer a type of processing and you have to adapt to it. If it's good for your customers, no problem. The problem comes when you have to process data with data that does not accept the service in the cloud, you can not give your customer what he asks and there you have a problem.
Over time I'm sure they will improve but in general still, and I'm afraid that for a long time, it's much more versatile for you to process your data. On the other hand, cloud processing has two fundamental advantages: you don't consume your time and the price is relatively low. At least what I looked at. I process my data with Pix4D. It takes time to learn but doing a course you will see that it is not so difficult to get going. You learn concepts that are very important to perform flights correctly, part as important as processing the data, and then process the data follows a fairly automated process. I'm talking about Pix4D, which is what I know.