Recent content by MN.MavicFlyer

You s You simply get what you pay for. You can’t get $2,000. results for &1,200. Sorry!

First, you must take and pass Part 107 FAA test if your going to use your drone for income. What to buy? Depends on your budget and remember you get what you pay for. After your purchase, download the owners manual and read it cover to cover at least 3 times. You might want to spend 2 or 3 hours...

I think it’s very simple. You get what you pay for!!! DJI knows there is a market for a $300. quad copter, and a market for a $700., and a market for $2000. You simply will not get a full featured product for the price of a entry level one. Good luck!

Your questions are all valid and tells me you want to do the best you can. I am a 3 year Mavic 2Pro owner and read a book suggested on this forum. It is “How to Shoot Video that Doesn’t Suck.” by Steve Stockman. It will answer all your questions. After more than 2 years, I still re-read parts of...

Your video is boring. Sorry for being blunt . You should buy the book “How to Shoot Video that Doesn’t Suck” author is Steve Stockman. I read it cover to cover and frequently re-read parts of it.

Welcome to the DJI forum. I bought a Mavic 2 Pro more than two years ago and I’ll say walk before to run. Read the manual cover to cover, practice flying w/o take photos or video. I live in the NW suburbs of Minneapolis and fly for recreation. Being fully retired, I will not take on any...

The best way to get better images is to do a better job setting your camera, before you make exposures. Get your white balance in sync with conditions. Get exposures correct using the histogram. Use all the basic ideas for better images. Edit your images and eliminate those that look bad. Don’t...

I purchased a Mavic 2 Pro almost 2 years ago. I am a retired commercial photographer who owned a studio in Mpls. for 32 years. Image quality is more than pixel count. A image from a $1600. camera is going to better than a $400. camera. Nothing substitutes for a well composed, well exposed...

I have a M 2 Pro with the Hasselblad camera. It’s wasn’t cheap but images are stunning. As usual, you get what you pay for. If you simply aren’t satisfied, save your $$ and trade up.

I’ve been flying a 2Pro for 18 months and have learned so much from this Forum. I hope to help others with the experience I’ve had. I fly mostly in Minn. but spend winters in Mesa, AZ.

New Mavis 2 Pro check in from Minn. Hope to be helpful to other Forum members