Recent content by Evmoius

Thank you!

Thank you very much! Yeah this was a real gem. I have a friend who's been researching this place as a hobby for years now. I'd like to do a more informative video collaboration with voice overs and such but just don't have the time right for something that involved.

I'm considering it haha. Haven't flown FPV in years but I still have all my gear.

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you! I think a fire damaged it and it was abandoned.

Thank You!

This was a really fun shoot. The property is nestled away in the foothills of Mt. Diablo near the tiny town of Byron. Once a hotspot for the rich and famous, It's now an abandoned shell with only hints to it's former beauty. Due to it's close proximity to the small Byron Airport, I had to do...

I haven't had much luck with footage lately, but this shot up some random valley was super fun! I was driving back from a location I though would be good but turned out to be pretty meh. Saw this from the road and pulled over immediately.

@Abner055 While I do design and print a lot of parts for drones, that stick guard isn't one of mine. I was going model one, but there were already some solid designs on thingiverse so I just went with one of them. Yeah, I still prefer the soft case if I'm going to be hiking. Much lighter and...

Migitec Waterproof Hard Carrying... Amazon.com I like how it's reletively compact for a hard case, you can slide it into a backpack if needed, but still very robust and able to hold all my basic gear. Most of the others I tried were either way to bulky or were limited in storage. It's also...

When you go out there, the closest modern turbines are about a mile from where most of these old ones are. It may be considered the same installation but the old and new are pretty far apart.

Cows are well known for their crude sense of humor. They do poop everywhere after all.

Hah! Yeah that was close. For that shot I descended right over the top before raising the camera, backing up, and doing the fly over.

I remember the egg beaters!

It's useful for scouting out things, but as others have said, you may as well just take the photo and then blow it up in Photoshop.