Recent content by TX Steve

Thank you, interesting read, very informative.

So if you go from the regular lens to the zoom there might not be much difference?

That helps so on theirs they factor the zoom lens a percentage of the other camera to level out the filters between the two. Thanks

The Mavic 3 has the same camera (Hasselblad) same as the Mavic 3 Cine except for smaller SSD and it does not use the apple software. they both have 2 separate lens, one for the regular camera and one for the tele lens..

I have been looking at ND/PL and came across one with the note "The top ND filter has been removed for the telephoto lens to allow shooting at lower ISO without having to bring the drone down and remove it when switching lenses" When you use the zoom would you not use the same filter as for...

Thanks but that is not a keeper, I just took it to try if filters would help anything, it was the first pic I took with my Mavic 3.

OK, thanks I normally dont shoot into the sun like that but I had one and thought I would ask. Thumbswayup

I have never used ND filters before and my question here for the attached picture will ND filters help? I have the ND4, 8, 16, 32 what would be a good starting point for this type of picture.

A House Bill is currently gaining traction that could impact your ability to buy the latest DJI drone or even GROUND YOUR EXISTING DRONE, regardless of how you use it. That’s right, not just a government restriction, but also private citizens. They would do this by potentially revoking FCC...

Welcome from Texas, I hope to make it there someday as my great Grandmother was from Sweden

One is Lamont Castle at Toward and the other is Ascog. They are both in pretty bad shape as they were burnt in 1646 but part of them still stand.

I love castle videos, if you ever get down to southern tip of the Cowal peninsula you can get some video of my families castle ruins.

great video, looks a bit cool over there

Great video, I hope to make it over there someday and do some videos of my ancestors castle ruins.

Welcome from North Texas