Recent content by pisan60

Hi, maybe it is some bug or the software can’t stitch it because of some problem. Go to pano folder, get the original images and stitch them yourself, either with dji media maker, autopano, photoshop etc.

Not flying but...

*PolarPro Phone Mount (Inheritance from my MPP) *PGYTECH Monitor Hood L111 (Inheritance from my MPP) *PGYTECH Control Stick Protector (Inheritance from my MPP) *Mavic 2 Pro Remote Control Case Storage (Inheritance from my MPP) *PGYTECH Propeller Holder for DJI MAVIC 2 Pro (Ordered) *PGYTECH...

Just bought it from official DJI store in Bulgaria - other retailers also have it in stock since friday. There’re still no additional accessories beside the fly more combo. Batteries, chargers and propellers will be available in one to two weeks.

Just bought the M2P from the official DJI store yesterday - no marks/scuffs or whatsoever on the gimbal - everything looks fine. Updated to the latest version and today I’m gonna flight it. Just a quick question - dose anyone experience a friction with the body when folding the rear legs...

Thingvellir and Skaftafell are national parks so there is forbidden to fly by default. Flying in downtown center is not forbidden - your drone shouldn’t be above the height of the tallest building - in this case the church. When powering the MPP I’ve got a warning “domestic regulations applied”...

Just came back from a 7 day trip. 1. Flying with EasyJet from London - don't even bother to take the bird out of the case and off the camera bag. Same with the 3 batteries - all stay in the camera bag alongside my Sony A7 with 2 lenses and the GoPro 2. Restrictions - at the parkings of all...

"The quantity permitted is based on watt-hours (Wh). Wh establishes the lithium content by multiplying voltage with the ampere-hours (Ah). For example, 14.40V x 5Ah battery = 72Wh. The current IATA dangerous goods regulations and your rights as passenger to carry the LiPos with you in carry-on...

Yes, I know that, it’s the policy of almost all airlines. That’s why I asked her about the 2 spares, presumably that the 3rd is in the drone. But the given response from EasyJet helpdesk to “Dunczyk” is the same. Either this is their policy about batteries or their staff is incompetent. Also...

@remet I was asking her this because we are family of five. Maybe she meant that as a family or per drone we are allowed to carry 3 in total. @colinfowler I was baffled with her response. She was 5 minutes away from her pc to check about the batteries - can't tell if she spoke with someone or...

My chat with the EasyJet online customer support. I will fly to London and then to Reykjavik in mid June