Recent content by Mike1963

Thanks for your reply. I've tried with and without nd filters but it's the same. I could accept a little judder but the camera judder is huge, I thought I'd slow down the speed but at really low speed it's the same. I thought, okay I'd try Mastershots but again the judder is huge. As soon as I...

I have another new drone, a Mavic 3 pro. When I fly with the camera at 71 degrees or more facing downwards the camera lifts, judders then returns to its position. It does this on Mastershots too. I've had feed back from dji and they are basically saying this is normal. I am flying in near on...

I live in Paphos, apart from the airport and military bases you can fly just about anywhere. There are some great spots to fly including churches, cliffs, empty beaches especially over the Akamas. A few shipwrecks, St George's Island (watch out for SEAGULLS). If you're an early riser drive up...

An amazing video.. Loved it. I know I'm being cheeky but was it very expensive? How did you book it? Thanks in advance

Really amazing

The matte screen protector is less than a millimeter thick so it makes no difference at all.

I live in Cyprus where I get a lot of glare from the sun so I put a matte screen protector on and it works really well

Hi people, I'm due to fly in the Philippines and Hong Kong over the next few weeks. The humidity is really high. The average air temperature is 33c but the forecast says it feels like 40c. I'm thinking of taking my mini Pro 3 but can't decide if I should take my mavic 3 Classic or air2s. My...

Great picture

Amazing shot

It has been unusually windy which is such a shame for you. St Georges is at the other end of the Island. The weather has now turned...28c and blue sky!

Hi, what is the largest image size I can upload here

Seacaves is amazing to fly, there's an island called St Georges which is in easy reach too from Seacaves. Just up the road is a wreck caught on the rocks, you'll find it on Google EDRO III. Also this way a lot of the churches are worth flying

The younger Cypriots are so used to them they don't care, the older generation occasionally tut but nothing more. Have a look at the Cypriot Facebook dji drone sites. If you're flying a mini Pro they are so silent most people don't even see them! Happy flying

Hi, I live in Cyprus and travel often backwards and forwards to the UK. As long as you take the batteries in your hand luggage there's no problem. BTW, the flying here is amazing.