Recent content by RockyMtns

I use my 2 Pro for photography.....love the sensor + 20megapixels. The attached pic is on my wall as a 4' long pano with superb detail. Couldn't be happier.

The sensor size is much more important the the pixel count. Be sure to research the sensor....... the 2 Pro is a superb photo platform because of the almost 1" sensor along with the 20mp. For reference, I have a Pentax 14mp DSLR.......it has a full 1" sensor, and I've blown up pics to 24x36"...

The videos are awesome.......the editing is stellar, and the music is a great addition. Great views of Greenland.

I like the building reflections in the quiet water. Great shots

Great video! Well edited also. Love those waves.

Back to Felix's comments regarding collateral damage to wifi networks. The examples summarized are inconveniences.....with the exception of hospitals. Those hospitals have ethernets that can be relied on. Further, neither police nor military are on the 2.9 and 5.8 frequency bands. The...

Regarding the concerns about the jamming of 2.4 and 5.8 frequencies and its effect on unrelated electronics.......I don't really care. I'd rather have the drone frequencies jammed (and losing my wifi access in the process) than allow the drones to have unimpeded access to the military facilities.

That was a spectacular video. If you haven't entered it in the SkyPixel annual competition, do it next winter.

And then there's the defense of high-value targets against incoming hypersonics.

Great video Dale! Send it to the organization that maintains the Gardens. They should be able to use it.

I have a 2Pro and still love it. The 1" sensor makes all the difference.....a small camera that many of you may have will have a smaller sensor. 48MP couped with the smaller sensor is inferior. I've blown up a single image from my 2P to 2'X3" and the clarity is EXCEPTIONAL!

Great shots!!!!!! Slow-mo's of the surfers was super. Fantastic work.

Please post as many videos as you can of both the north and south islands........beaches, volcanoes, especially mountains. A gorgeous country!!!!!

I had zero knowledge of the processing software that you mentioned. How did you find out about them? Great picture, and lots of effort to improve the original images!!!

This is basalt (lava) that cools slowly.....as it cools, the lava contracts and does so in hexagonal patterns. This stuff exists all over the world where volcanos/vents are present.