Recent content by sleebus.jones

I'm thinking it'l likely be something like the AMA who will administer.

They're not required to be visible.

Those are usually HDPE or PVC, both non-metallic. Iron/steel pipes are usually buried 6' or greater down, so unlikely to be a factor.

One of the assumptions of a LUT is that they assume that there is good footage going into the LUT in the first place. It's the ol' GIGO problem (garbage in, garbage out). What I do is pretty much what they show in the video. I use DaVinci Resolve, so I have a corrections node before my LUT...

Read my post up above, I did exactly that.

I can. :) Look here: DJI Care Refresh - comprehensive warranty for your DJI product Scroll down to

Yeah, but do you know how many mavics you can buy with several million hits?

Ehhhh. It covers water damage, so if you can recover it, it'd be covered. Trick is finding it tho! :)

You may want to try the free d-log LUT from Ground Control. FREE D-LOG to Rec.709 LUT Gives you a good starting point to tweak from, and the price is certainly right. Also may want to look at their "how to" guide The Ultimate LUT Guide

Well, this IS the internet, yaknow...

At the risk of starting a messy flamewar, I have genuine doubts about the statement above. As a part 107 pilot, you can't fly over 400'. As a recreational pilot flying under Public Law 112-95 Sec 336 (c) (2), there are no AGL limits. If I look at AMA (nationally recognized community...

And Toolbox. Left that part out. Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2

I don't know if you've done much geocaching, but the GPS coordinates are usually just the start of the hunt unfortunately. Your phone may have better accuracy than your GPS unit. I use GPS Status on Android which would give you the accuracy you're looking for...I think. I can't get a fix in...

I guess you don't quite understand what "may not promulgate any rule or regulation regarding a model aircraft" means? I fly under section 336, not part 107, which was plainly stated at the beginning of my post. A UAS pilot is under more regulations under part 107 than section 336, as well it...

I can tell ya my first time flying out over a big river...yea, that got the blood flowing! :eek: