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Brilliant!

True. Additionally, the risk of injury and death should be figured in to the cost. That’s why I left it there with the lights still glowing.

Scare-Scream Airlines out of Lansing Michigan.

If you use an Apple computer, use Final Cut Pro. It is highly adapted to the HLG transfer function.

Don’t worry about the remote ID red triangle. If you click on it, it says RID is functioning properly. On boot, it takes a while to appear as it has to acquire GPS first.

Regarding #2, you can retrieve the drone movements from the flight record using the TXTlogToCSVtool.exe, which converts the txt to a csv... https://phantompilots.com/threads/tool-win-offline-txt-flightrecord-to-csv-converter.70428/ The data parameters you would use for the drone movement are...

Still making movies with my 2018 MPP. Three crashes, two new gimbals, five lenses, seven batteries, a Super Patcher firmware hack, remote ID module added, and thousands of flight miles later, it’s still running great. Never get rid of it.

Bringing a cold drone into to a humid indoor environment may induce condensation on critical systems, especially the camera. It depends on the drone as to how well it’s sealed. When in doubt, bag it before bringing it indoors and then let it warm up.

Not a lot of people do this, but I run a MAC with Final Cut Pro, shoot all video clips in HQ or FFOV using the HLG transfer function, then render as an HDR video with Rec 2020 HLG with Dolby. It lights up on an HDR capable screen after “cooking” on YouTube (YouTube may take a day or two to...

Just AirPlay your controller iPad or whatever to your TV, then fly. Of course I’m using a GO4 platform. For the rest of you using those new fangled controllers, you’re on your own.

Just making sure… You need to get the correct Assistant software. At the DJI Download center, search for Mavic Pro, then select Parameter Adjustment Software from the head menu line.

Interesting. Maybe I can learn something. Wouldn’t a prolonged exposure while the drone is moving, in the case of a hyper lapse, result in a blurry photo?

Ouch! I don't have that video anymore. I was in the process of making a new "How-To" video to share, but I never completed it as it got too complicated to describe a process that took me almost a year to develop. It was a lot of work and I didn't see any interest in pilots asking "how'd you...

Brilliant!