Community Based Organizations serve that purpose and more. When I first started flying I joined a Meetup group that meets once a month for a "Fly-In" and experienced pilots help the noobs. This past weekend I went to the wrong location due to a last-minute change in venue but found a guy there...
These are the articles I reference when considering the use of filters. I hope they help.
https://www.heliguy.com/blogs/posts/heliguys-guide-to-drone-nd-filters
What are ND Filters and How to Choose One for Your Drone - Pilot Institute...
Practice doesn’t make perfect but enough of it will make you proficient. I learned to fly on a Symantec X8SW which was little more than a toy. After a couple of flyaways that resulted in long walks in Texas summer heat, I learned to keep it close and fine tune my control. I took the drone fore...
I have the same m4p filters and don’t care for them all that much because they add too much blue to my shots. The Polar Pro filters on my MA2 are more neutral by far and I wish I hadn’t rushed to get the Freewell.
Here in Texas the sun is so bright it seems like it continues to shine through...
Welcome, Saxguy. I’m also in Plano, TX. Let me know if you’d need to know some good flying spots. Check out this Meetup group for other photographers/videographers.
North Texas Drone User Group
I got Refresh because the M4P is so much lighter than my Air 2 that it makes me nervous when it gets up into the wind. I never used Refresh in all my years of flying MA2 but I figure it’s one of those, “better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it” things.
That’s been my experience as well. The new ones go for anywhere from $101-115 or more on both, so the prices make me wonder. Thanks for weighing in. I appreciate you.
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