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I tried most software out there and settled on the following process. 1. Litchi for taking the photos for a 360, usually take approx. 52 photos. 2. Microsofts ICE "Image Composite Editor" for 360 Stitching. 3. Paintshop Pro for resizing and extending the sky.

I have been using Webodm for creating 3D modeling, Orthomosaics and DSM's. Webodm is totally free and the output rivals pretty much anything out there. You do not have all the bells and whistles you would get with products like DroneDeploy but is is a great tool to learn the process and get a...

I totally understand, I try to keep up-to-date on regulations and abide by them all. I appreciate the feedback and that was a misunderstanding on my part. Thanks for the guidance..

I do apologize for being out of line. I see pilots breaking the rules all the time. I need to look a little more into the faa docs. Truely did not mean to offend.

Understood

I apologize my remarks were not meant to start problems or argue. I am just very firm with the rules and that is what I learned in all my studying for my test. Still learning here..

I apologize if I misspoke, this is my understanding from everything I have studied. I guess I need to do some more reading. Thank You for the links I will surely read them all.

Thank you, but I am not arguing, I am stating what I have learned in the course that I used to pass my part 107. I don't mean to come off as arguing with anyone, sorry if that's the way it came off.

Then please tell me who controls the airspace, I guess now it's congress. You need a waiver to fly over people and vehicles. per the FAA. Check this link dated Jul 2021 about flying over people. Drone Regulations: What You Need to Know. No your right, your still subject to FAA rules

This is directly from the Pilotinstitute.com website Part 107 course. When you register your quad whether it be for Part 107 or as a recreational pilot, you are still subject to the FAA regulations. If I register a Phantom 4 and fly as a recreational pilot I am still subject to the same...

Flying a drone over any person who is not participating in the operations is prohibited under both commercial and recreational drone flight rules. Take note that consent is not participating – a bystander may allow you to fly a drone over them, but this is still considered by the FAA as illegal...

as of now, if a person has a non-category-compliant sUA, regulations still prohibit flying over people & moving cars.

I am using a Samsung S20 and works great.

I had the original Mini and now have the Mini SE and I can tell you for sure there is a big difference in the way the mini se handles in higher winds compared to the original mini. The mini se is also more responsive, I can say from experience the mini se handles much better in higher winds the...

MM 251 flights 27 hrs 73 miles