In reply to jethro kiernan:
Hi Jethro
It all depends what you mean by 'good quality'.
I had the same requirement, so I've done quite a bit of research into this. I got hold of Raws or DNG files from lots of different drones (including the Inspire) and found that although some have a surprisingly good dynamic range and are fantastic for high quality video, the quality of the stills for anything other than web use or small prints is terrible. I keep getting my hopes up though.
They're probably fine for a guidebook though as the prints won't be very big and obviously ease of transport is an issue, but I wouldn't dream of giving a client a photo taken on something like a P4P, for example as they just won't hold up to the slighest scrutiny.
Also, clients tend to say things like "We only need it for our website banner", then six months later want a two metre wide print for their reception area.
I've worked with plenty of drone videographers who do commercial work and not a single one of them uses a standard drone camera for stills.
The Mavic 2 Pro is supposed to have a 1" sensor and a Hasselblad camera, so hopefully it's going to be a big step up in quality. Fingers crossed.