Recent content by bwhip

I tested the Active Track on mine (while wearing my new backpack) on my mountain bike recently. I was really pleased with the Mavic 4's capability. Looking forward to doing more testing soon.

My issue was when I changed the setting from braking for obstacles, to flying around obstacles. Suddenly it flew very erratically, I seemed to have little control over the flight, even when no obstacles were around (just flying over water). Not a good feeling, so I switched it back to braking...

It all fits fine vertically as well, I just decided to run it diagonally, since the divider strips can be configured however you want them. The zipper pouch easily fits the charger, cables, and extra propellers.

That one looks quite nice, but I wanted something smaller, so I could fit it in my motorcycle side case. Over the weekend I picked up this one: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lowepro-tahoe-bp-150-camera-backpack-charcoal-gray/6333169.p?skuId=6333169. It just (barely!) fits in my motorcycle case...

Another amazing sunrise this morning. This time I was up in the hills, and shot this with nine bracketed shots (3 x 3), which I stitched into an HDR panorama using Lightroom, with minimal editing needed.

Boise is called "The City of Trees," and we especially love them in the fall. On Thursday morning. I traveled down to Ann Morrison Park, so I could get a foreground of the pretty fall foliage, the Boise River, and have downtown and the mountains in the background, with what I hoped would be a...

Siuslaw River Bridge - Wikipedia

Thanks so much, all! Oregon has so much variety for motorcycling - and drone photography!

Yes, photo #4 is 180 degree shot, stitched together automatically by the drone's internal software

Took a little (1,000 mile) ride over the weekend (Friday-Monday) in Oregon. It was sure nice to have the drone along to capture some of the scenery along the route.

I just got back from around 1,350 miles of motorcycle touring, from Friday through Monday. I rode through very scenic (and fun!) parts of Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon. Of course, I brought the drone along to capture some of the beautiful spring landscapes, and incredible riding roads...

Last weekend I took the car (and drone) for a little drive around the Idaho/Oregon border, with the Snake River and Brownlee Reservoir. It made for some lovely conditions for drone shots!

Another from last night, with a different view toward downtown Boise

Thanks! Mavic 3

Over the past couple of days I was able to take a nice, long drive to the Oregon coast (from home in Idaho). I brought my camera and drone along, of course. This sort of weather in February? Unreal, so thankful.