Recent content by Chrislaf

According to the specs the NEO is not compatible. Supported Aircraft Models DJI Mavic 4 Pro, DJI Mini 5 Pro, DJI Mini 4 Pro, DJI Air 3S, DJI Air 3 Chris

Here's a VR Pano shot with the 70mm lens on the Mavic 3 Pro that shows the area where the other shots were taken and the stage of the fall colours so far. Chris

Yeah, but you have the mountains to make up for it. The colours are more muted this year - not as vibrant as last year. It’s probably because we had a hot dry summer and even September was hot with temperatures up to around 28C some days. Our temperatures are more reasonable now (mid teens) but...

Nice shot! Love the reflection of the trees and the green amoungst the deep blue water. Chris

It’s still there, the battery and drone. Here’s a screenshot from last Wednesday but just checked a few minutes ago and there is no change. Chris

The Mavic 3, all versions, is not compatible with the RC2. Chris

I have a Phantom 3 Standard which up until recently was being used for light painting and likely will still be used for that purpose occasionally. I also have a Mini 4 Pro that I recently bought refurbished to replace my Mini 3 Pro which is being passed on to my adult son. I use it for Light...

Ok, thanks for your feedback. I appreciate it. Sometimes HDR works but in this case not so much. Chris

Yeah, I'd tend to agree, probably due to combining the images into an HDR shot. I’ll take a look at the individual images and see if there's a better one. Here's a couple of more from the original 5 shot set (unedited). Are they any better? Chris

Some early fall colours in my area from the Mavic 3 Pro. ISO 100, 166mm f/3.4, 1/1250, -1.3EV Chris

Welcome to the forum Ron! You will have many beautiful places to film and photograph with your new drone on Vancouver Island. Chris

I’m not familiar with the US rules as they are bit different especially with RID. Others on here are more knowledgeable in that respect. Chris

I’m sure Transport Canada will eventually clarify the rules for the Mini 5 Pro. My hope is that they classify it as a micro drone when used with the regular batteries therefore not requiring registration or a license to fly it in Canada. Chris

Yes, if you choose to use the larger batteries you must register and obtain a Pilot’s licence, either Basic or Advanced. Chris

It will be interesting to see how Transport Canada classifies this drone. The current regulations are based on take off weight and if your drone weighs 250g or more then according to the regulations you are required to register your drone and have a Pilot's licence. Whether you choose to do that...