Recent content by CrossQuads

You would figure passing the Part 107 with a 89 would make me know this, but I blame college for making me forget. I am doing some commercial flights in my local area but I am "near" a massive airforce base. Now, Airmap classifies it as a Class D Airport. So as long as I am outside that blue...

I guess this is only section this fits in. I am currently starting up my own aerial photography company (crossaerial.com) and am working on getting clients. Right now, I am offering free work to build my portfolio and get my foot in the door. In order to do all that, I am just cold calling...

I have got some decent night shots.

Thats thing, I love the Mavic for its portability. Maybe I can use the Mavic to buy a Phantom 4 Pro. But that could be a pipe dream.

College is great because what is not a lot of money to one person, is like a gold mine to me. That means in the drone photography business, $500 or $1000 is a ton of money. I got into the aerial photography platform of drones with grandiose dreams of making $2k or $3k a month on different jobs...

I can do some stuff for you.

Are you asking about the last photo or the messed up one? Both were taken at about the same time. Like 25 minutes after sunset.

Well I threw the image into Lightroom and the image looks correct, besides the red and blue dots.

Here are so images I got. For some reason these blue and red dots appear and the DJI RAW Cleaner doesn't remove them. Ruined some of my best shots.

So how can I fix that?

Like the lights seem to disappear and reappear depending on where it is viewed. Here is the raw photo Dropbox - DJI_0022.DNG and attached is a screenshot off my phone. Like you can see light trails are added. I dont see how thats even possible.

I know, that's what I am looking for. I'm just trying to figure out how they disappear

I was gonna upload the photos but they look the same on here.

So, I am not a photography expert by any stretch of the imagination. But I do know when two images look different. I took some RAW photos last night on my mavic. But for some reason, the file on my computer looks WAY different then it does on my phone or in a program. The photo was long exposure...

It would be interesting to see a Mavic try this. I tried to replicate it tonight but my results were much different. Maybe the cars were not going fast enough.