Recent content by JonnyD

I flew mine with 7°F and 13mph wind couple weeks ago with out any issues to the bird or RC. My phone did a force shutdown and one of my finger experienced frostbite. There were two jerking motion on the gimbal but other than that the MP2 performed like a champ.

I had the same thing happened to my new iPhone 8+. With 50% phone battery and 40% on the bird 2.7 miles out. At first I tried to fly blind bringing it home but it didn’t respond too well. Finally when battery dropped to 28% I just F it and press Return to home. Landed the bird with 4% battery...

What a pleasant surprise, after coming home from a weekend backpacking trip with my Boyscout troop. Thank you admins & voters, it was just a lucky shot.

I had it happened to me couple time as I was flying around the bridge. It was totally expected. I set the RTH higher than any nearby landmark. When it disconnect I just wait patiently for it to rise and clear the obstacle to regain signal.

When I do hyperlapse, with ground wind > 10mph, I also get the jerky motion. But I run it though warp stabilizer then it's OK.

I shot this one really closed to the tower. Similar results only a couple of pixel-shifted.

Are you using 3/5 frames Burst Mode? Don't manually trigger the shot. After the shots, the gimbal unlocks causing minor image shift. I normally see the following shift with my other birds: With the M2P ... 6-8 pixels With the M1P ... 12-14 pixels With the P4Pv2 ... 6-8 pixels I'm sorry to...

How slow are you shooting noosaguy? I get blurry images if speed > 1.6s I have seen the same results with my M1P, P4P, and P4Pv2

Nice that you pushed the Luminance Detail along. I'll try that next time.

Benton, New Hampshire, USA (Lost River Rd) October 9th 2018 7:31:34AM 1/60s, F/2.8, ISO400, Single Freewell ND8/PL Filter + Lightroom CC

I didn't have much luck with NR either. As seen (1:1) quite a bit of detail was lost. But if I don't pixel peep, it's good enough for web work.

Is it my monitor, or is it the M2P? I find that most of these images are too warm ... ~700K too warm.