Recent content by Kilrah

Since you can't exactly stop the glider for the time it takes to select the subject etc not really. Can totally do it manually as long as the speeds are compatible obviously.

What is your actual goal? If you want motion blur shoot at the slowest speed you can (equalling fps). If you don't want it shoot faster. Run tests before the thing to figure out what you prefer.

You must install DJI Assistant 2 for the drivers to be installed.

Probably not many. Usual thing, nobody will ever care until an accident happens. When one does it will get checked and whether it's compliant or not may be the difference between walking with no harm or with a hefty fine.

Also that shot was taken 5 years ago, so probably was way different then. If you built a good portfolio before all the restrictions came in you can make good money selling stuff that's now impossible or very difficult to get again, the landscape's not gonna change much.

Probably won't happen if you're not a a completely white surface with nothing for the downward facing camera to be able to recognise.

It should be, however as you can see at the start it climbs normally, it's only once home point got set that altitude did a jump and it started refusing to obey the throttle commands, when it did climb a bit it then went down again on its own, and that happens to be always trying to go back down...

Looks like at the end while the RC was receiving telemetry from the aircraft the aircraft wasn't receiving the RC's commands, so anything past 920.3 seconds the aircraft would have been doing on its own without being able to receive your commands. You took off with poor GPS reception and...

That's mentioned on the shop page. Creator combo comes with 240W, others 100W.

In Europe you are not permitted to have anything on the aircraft that is not specified by the manufacturer.

Well the Neo 1 and 2 do, but yeah they were released after all the other ones and DJI never back-ports new features to old models, or even adds anything anywhere close to that significant after launch. Never expect to have anything that wasn't part of the feature set announced at launch.

Possible the fact the good one is in full daylight makes a difference and the built-in stab can't work as well in backlit conditions. But to me the "good" one is also too unstable in the first place so 🤷‍♂️

Will always be. If you want the best output have it save the individual images and edit/stabilize in post.

If that's linked to your drone losses, they'll want them to determine if the loss was caused by a defect of the product or by operator error.

You can always do better than the built-in thing from the RAWs but you need to understand the whole process and do it right, if you just throw them into some software and expect the defaults to work with no intervention then you're better off with the built-in thing.