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Thanks- good to hear.

I'm not taking video at all. Still photography only. My question was more about getting to the spot over the lake safely without losing the drone. Hence, flying a hundred feet above the lake and then lowering into a six foot position above the lake. [straight up and down] I won't be flying low...

Good call!

If money isn't an issue, keep one of them as a backup just in case.

I will be using the wide angle and will hover about six feet above the waters surface. If I move sideways a few feet, will that pose a problem. I will head straight up again to about 50 feet to clear the lake...

I have a question for you Meta4 I plan on photographing colourful trees near a lake and want to descend from straight above and hover close to the water. Does going straight up and down pose a risk? I won't be flying low over the water to get to the spot I want to capture the images. Thanks in...

Go for it! I love the Mini 5pro. Terrific sensor upgrade!

If you enjoy still photography, rather than video, you will really enjoy this drone. The new sensor is great. I'm loving it! You will too! Buy it! Life is too short to dither...

When you go to the link, it shows a variety of cases. But it seems to change because the one I ordered in Sept has now been taken off. I posted the image of the one I ordered as an example of what they had in stock at the time. Sorry...my bad.

Comes up for me...screen capture here:

Try here: https://www.amazear.com/?shpxid=a824acac-d63d-438c-baf2-b65c540e5223

You were the one that said, to quote: " It's not the same. Where the speed limit is about safety, the >249 number is about identification."

From what I have read: "Regulators determined the 249-gram weight limit for micro drones based on safety assessments, concluding that drones under this weight are less likely to cause significant harm in accidents."

Wee bit pedantic here n'est-ce pas? If you told me you haven't ever gone over the speed limit by a couple mph/kph, I'd have to believe you? I believe not...

This chap is a great sourse of info: