Recent content by ProfessorX

Another factor I'd consider is whether accessories will remain compatible : batteries, chargers, goggles, etc. Still learning the MP1 but definitely not satisfied with the photo quality. We'll see

It's probably a matter of glass half full vs half empty. Most of the unflyable areas are cities, villages, and airports proximity. Honestly, living in France, I do not see a problem go flying nearby any place I live, and get some nice shots. Keep in mind that there are nuances of colors on the...

True for Paris, not true for the rest of the country. Most of the country is actually OK to fly, the rules are clear : no flying over twons/villages, no higher than 150m high, maintain VLOS. Common sense, that's all. If you want to fly in France, check this map out : Découvrez des spots de drone...

Thanks folks, it IS already useful. It looks excellent and very rich. I hope I'll be able to contribute at my modest level for sure

Bonjour, je serai propriétaire de mon Mavic dans environ 1h lorsque j'aurais récupéré mon colis. Acheté en promo à Darty. Je suis basé à Grenoble. Avec un pote, nous avons monté un club de drones dans notre CE, et nous avons déjà 30 membres. Beaucoup d'intérêt pour les drones de prise de vue...

A very practical website for France : Découvrez des spots de drone - DroneSpot Quick access to fly zones and points of interests. The map comes from Geoportail, and the legends are: - red = no-fly zone - pink = no higher than 30m altitude - dark orange = no higher than 50m altitude - light...

Thanks folks. It seems to be quite busy there, indeed. I look forward to learning a lot

Hi everyone, I am not a professor, but I am ProfessorX ! :cool: Well, at least we share a name... Oh well, I live in France, in the mountains. I've been into drones for the last couple of years, but approached it from the FPV world. But as a former passionate photographer, I missed the...