Recent content by sputnik378

I've got a new one... My update is simply stuck at 1% and I cannot do anything. Try to restart the SC and it just vibrates at me. This thing is the opposite of smart. I haven't updated it since I got it, and now I need to update it because I want to use it with my FPV goggles for the video out...

OMG the suspense!!! I hope it's awesome...

Why? What is different?

Has anyone else not updated the SC because they don't want to lose the google play store and all their apps? I'm on version 7.1.2 I have a necessity to be able to use split screen apps for work and I'm curious if anyone has ever tried this or had any luck running 2 apps simultaneously?

Anyone else have a link?

Exactly... So what I'm saying is that if I did a rec flight and used it for my reel to show off, and someone offered to buy it then what. I guess I would have to do the process in reverse? It is an interesting conundrum.

So if I used anything for stock footage it wouldn't be rec at that point..?

Stoked... I'm gonna put this little combo to work!! I wish I had it tomorrow for my river rescue instructor workshop.. Oh well I'll just rock the getterback and er on the side of caution. Or not, that's what care refresh is for right.

The issue of course being that I do not have the choice to fly anywhere else when it is my job to fly around a steel pole surging EMF. I understand that there is nothing wrong with the compass technically, honestly my main question would be how long until it will totally fry an i2 from constant...

The f22 is used for the increased depth of field though. It's like many things in photography, it depends on what you are after. The M2P has the sharpest image at 2.8 or maybe 3.2 I don't remember. Photog life is way different when you take to the air. Personally I use a 256ND and adjust the...

Man... WTH I feel like I have to calibrate all the time. The worst culprit is the Mavic Air.. It needs a calibration every time you look at it. The M2P and M2Z are both less regular, but I travel around a lot and I think that every time I power on in a new area it will ask for a calibration...

ISO at 100, f-stop at 22, and shutter speed at one second or two seconds That's where you start with a DSLR. Use that as a starting point, keeping in mind that you will not get a completely stable shot due to the nature of the flying robot in space.

This has been a continuing issue for my SAR team. We have a number of birds, and they all need to be usable in the mountains. I wish there was a streamlined way of doing this. As it sits right now the most information I've found anywhere sits right here in this thread.

I also want to see that! I fly in whitewater all the time, and it sucks to know that the only thing that I have going for me is a potential recovery.

I would really like to see that.