Recent content by xdronedk

Yeah i Think the blockage might have been removed. I tried fly 2 times without problems... And it havent given me the Warning again.

Sorry for bumping. It stopped with the warning, just checked inside so I Think I would be able to fly it again now. I just put it unfolded in the room for a Day for cooling with a/c. And now it says “Ready to go” so i suppose its ok to fly again right? Unless it says otherwise ofc..i doubt there...

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I really need some help here guys. Been getting this message for 2 days constantly and it says it Will turn OFF automatically in 30 secs. What Can I do? I’m currently on vacation in Thailand and it’s only around 30 celcius here. I have only flew the mavic air from the Beach 3 times and I have...

Do you have any problems with Reading? I’m NOT asking wether it’s ok or NOT ok to fly. I’m asking IF i have a photo from a national park, with ONLY landscape. And I post it on Instagram for example Will I Then Get fined or something? I suppose that’s no problem AS 1000 of People’s posts photos...

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Hi, If i go to Thailand and take a drone shot in a vast area in the jungle. (In a national park where it’s prohibited to fly drones..) And I put it the photo on my Instagram and tag the national park location Can I Then get a fine or something Else? PS: I Dont live on thailand

I intend to color grade my clips in post. I suppose ND4, ND8, ND16 is best then because they are without color saturation opposite the PL filters. Correct? And ND16 is the best one to use in bright sunlight while ND8 is for cloudy weather and ND4 is for sunrise/sunset.. Is that correct too...

So ISO: 100 But isn't there like any general rule for shutter speed when applying any of these filters?

Hi guys, just bought the Cinema 6 pack from PolarPro. (ND4, ND8, ND16, ND4/PL, ND8/PL, ND16/PL) Can someone tell me just plain and simple which ISO + Shutter speed i am supposed to use on each of these filters? I don't get the 1/25 comments etc.. Like just straight to business.. Would be much...

Great, ty!

Ah right. So the video is 16:9 by default? I should record in 16:9 on my gopro as well right?

Would it be a problem when editing if i use 4:3 on my drone and 16:9 on my gopro? I mean wouldn't I get some black bars because of the different aspect ratios?

Great, thank you. I know gopro is OFF topic. But would you shoot it in 4:3 as Well?

I heard 4:3 is best for Mavic Air, what do you recommend? I also have an GoPro Hero 7, should I use the same aspect ratio as my drone which means 4:3 on both?