Drone captures Southrepps 'radiation fog' daybreak
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Thank you for sharing these wonderful images ...makes me feel good about expanding my lifelong photography interests into drone photography.
Rich55
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Very nice video, not sure I would fly with fog for couple of reasons. First reason moisture mixed with electronics, second visual line of sight is mandated in USA. Enjoyed your video but not worth the risk.
Inspirephil
Inspirephil
Unlike the other persons comments I really enjoyed your video and the music was a perfect fit to the subject matter.
I recently purchased the wetsuit for my M2P and it limits the amount of moisture that can get into the electronics and now I am able to fly in rain, snow or any other type of moisture. I know I’ll get all kinds of negative remarks but it actually works.
And here in Oregon I deal with rain on a constant basis so it was a “no brainer” to give it a try.
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I recently purchased the wetsuit for my M2P and it limits the amount of moisture that can get into the electronics and now I am able to fly in rain, snow or any other type of moisture. I know I’ll get all kinds of negative remarks but it actually works.
And here in Oregon I deal with rain on a constant basis so it was a “no brainer” to give it a try.
Phantomrain Wetsuits:440-315-4803
Phantomrain.org
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There wouldn't be any particular risk of moisture from wisps of fog at ground level.
I found it sad the BBC felt the need to stress 'a qualified drone pilot' took the video.
Best leave such dangerous stuff to trained experts, with yellow vests and such.
Does it work OK with a bag over it?
An umbrella-like option might be worth trying.
I found it sad the BBC felt the need to stress 'a qualified drone pilot' took the video.
Best leave such dangerous stuff to trained experts, with yellow vests and such.
Does it work OK with a bag over it?
An umbrella-like option might be worth trying.
Inspirephil
Inspirephil
Not even!There wouldn't be any particular risk of moisture from wisps of fog at ground level.
I found it sad the BBC felt the need to stress 'a qualified drone pilot' took the video.
Best leave such dangerous stuff to trained experts, with yellow vests and such.
Does it work OK with a bag over it?
An umbrella-like option might be worth trying.
Inspirephil
Inspirephil
Inspirephil
Inspirephil
Why would you ask such a question? No, a bag over the drone or an umbrella wouldn’t work at all. Think about it, there’s air rushing over and around the drone which would rip anything like that off. Come on, think!!There wouldn't be any particular risk of moisture from wisps of fog at ground level.
I found it sad the BBC felt the need to stress 'a qualified drone pilot' took the video.
Best leave such dangerous stuff to trained experts, with yellow vests and such.
Does it work OK with a bag over it?
An umbrella-like option might be worth trying.
Inspirephil
Inspirephil
JDawg
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Inspirephil
Inspirephil
JDawg
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I didn't think it was either. Here is the what I was responding to -
First reason moisture mixed with electronics, second visual line of sight is mandated in USA. Enjoyed your video but not worth the risk.
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