Recent content by Ruslan Bitciev

Sounds tempting, definitely going to try this out. Next monday another drift training session is coming up and on september 9th we going to have "Race Wars" festival)) After that I definitely will have something new to share. Also looking forward to see your new footage!

Thank you for your kind words! Actualy I didn't have a chance to try out any shooting modes yet, I am training my lousy fingers to get used to careful smooth manual action)

Sure, I made a thread here: Drift Practice Session at local race track - Saint-Petersburg | Russia I wish Mavic could really hit those mph, but nevertheless love this drone!

Hey man, nice video! Just last Monday I have also been shooting drifters with my Mavic. Seems like Sport mode is the only way to keep up, but how did you manage to hit 68 MPH?! Wow!

Yeah! Thank you man) Actually this is my favorite shot, I want to do more like this one as soon as get more confident flying so low and so close to cars.

Thank you guys!) By the way criticism is more than welcome, this is just my second video, so it would be interesting to hear real opinion of real people!

Hi evrybody! So last monday I finaly was able to visit local race track and shoot some drifters doing their thing. Wanted to do this for a long time now, and finaly did it. Unfortunately no tire smoke, weather was barely suitable after a long rainy day, that is why my video is called "Overcast...

Hi everyone! Here is mine @rustyrussell84 Mostly automotive photography but mavic is about to change that:)

Wow! Great video! I dont know why but there is something so relaxing in watching many little boats from upside down. Hope that doesn't sound too weird)

Hi everyone, I am flying my Mavic for third week now but just started to appreciate drone photography. So here is mine: Saint-Petersburg, Russia - Ekateringofka river

Hi, evrybody! My name is Ruslan but you can just call me Russell. Got myself Mavic Pro three weeks ago, absolutely love it! Have been reading Mavic Pilots for some time now, learned a lot!