Recent content by Meta4

A much better idea is to fly well away from obstacles. Keep away from trees, buildings, powerlines etc. When there's nothing to hit, it's very hard to get into trouble. You'll be fine

That's obvious. You didn't answer the questions that I asked. If you want people to take you seriously, you need to be able to answer basic simple questions about what you've seen.

Even if the aperture is stuck on f2.8, the main camera should be producing high quality images. How are the results from the other two cameras? Can you upload a couple of example images (full-size original jpg files) to Google Drive and post a link here?

Although the automated process might cancel, if you were shooting panos manually, you'd have no problem stitching successfully as long as there are no foreground elements close to the camera. Here's the actual message you saw: It shows when the drone detects winds of >7 m/s or 15.5 mph, which...

Do you think they are reading this forum? Or maybe their drones are using powerful technology to read your thoughts? What kind of business do you think they are ready for?

Estimating physical size and distance of distant lights in the sky at night is meaningless and likely to be very inaccurate. That's why I asked how big what you saw compared to the moon. Did it look half the diameter of the moon ... twice as big or maybe just a little larger than a star, etc ...

How big was it in the sky? Relative to say ... the moon?

No .. you'll just have to remember to turn on the camera.

How's it going with the flight data? It should only take a couple of minutes to find it.

Your drone doesn't calculate AGL altitude at all, but if it did it wouldn't be relative to MSL. Your drone only calculates it's height relative to where you launched (Home = zero feet). Sometimes you have to use your brain to assist in your flight management. You aren't stuck with a 400 max...

None of those lenses are for DJI drones.

Put a high rise building between your controller and the drone and you'll lose signal. Yes ... that's the way to get the greatest range. That's unlikely.

Don't aren't wide ?? You need a clear, unobstructed line of sight between your controller and the drone. Radio waves don't travel through earth and rock. Block signal and you will lose signal. No need to guess, DJI spell it out for you in the specs Max Transmission Distance (unobstructed, with...

If you post your flight data we can see what was happening and have a good chance of identifying the cause of your incident and helping to prevent similar things in future. Without the data, you'll only get people guessing and most aren't going to be relevant. To post your flight data there are...

Your radio signal won't go through high ground if that is between you and the drone. A few tree branches won't make much difference to the signal, but if there are enough tree branches between the controller and drone, it will affect signal strength. Trees are full of water and radio waves can't...