Fake or not.

[Bunny Too]

okay, i hoped. but now i have a question: why good idea to make a photo like this? some drone hater people made it for make more hate about drones? or what? i don't understand.

Howdy mlaczek, Someone was trying to impress someone else, or just being silly or had some time on there hands and did not think or care about any possibly repercussions.

 

[Bunny Too]

Very fake. The drone being in Wifi mode is a dead give away.

Plus the record button is big and round not square, man, they did not do there homework very well.
Regards,
-d.

 

[mlaczek]

I can see it, and it's terrifying.

when i saw this picture at first time a shiver went through me.

 

[mlaczek]

Howdy mlaczek, Someone was trying to impress someone else, or just being silly or had some time on there hands and did not think or care about any possibly repercussions.

i have a flap for him face

 

[mlaczek]

Very fake. The drone being in Wifi mode is a dead give away.

you absolutely right! the sign is there you are Sherlock Holmes

 

[Hammer]

It's fake there is no possibility with the mavic to achieve that altitude with its lifting surface our tiny little rotors just can't move enough Air at that altitude

 

[dendenyc]

hi guys,

what do you think, this picture is fake, or not? if not, i'll traveling by plane never anymore.

Hehehe,
Picture is totally fake - on the flip side though, you really shouldn't worry about drone strikes...planes experience bird strikes all the time and they do just fine. Here's some info that should put your mind at ease.

- Planes (jets) have 2 engines for a reason...they can fly on 1 engine just fine for a long (puckered) distance. So if a mavic causes an engine to shut down the pilot can still fly and land the plane safely on the 2nd engine.

- Planes are designed to prevent catastrophic loss in the event of an engine failure due to ingestion of bird, drones or other debris. Modern planes are tested and designed in such a way that if something interrupts the spinning blades the engine encasement will withstand the force a fan blade sharing off in-flight. aka the whole engine wont blow up and take out the wing just cause a mavic flies in it.

- Captain Sully safely landed a plane in a river with 2 engine failure (both bird strikes).

 

[Pedro]

It's fake there is no possibility with the mavic to achieve that altitude with its lifting surface our tiny little rotors just can't move enough Air at that altitude

Rubbish, the Mavic will easily achieve that altitude..

 

[grizzard]

Fake ..... Mavic takes better pics even at 1080p .. and taken from waaaaaay over 1,500'

 

[CaveDrone]

The speed of the jet at 500 mph would likely be blurry in the photo of real although I supposedly depend on your shitter speed.


It's fake, but even if a jet of this size impacted a mavic, I think there would likely be little to no danger to the passengers or crew. The mass of a mavic is significantly less than that of a Canadian goose, and these planes are tested against bird strikes.

Not suggesting that uas try to share airspace with manned aircraft, but if the worse case scenario were to take place, the risk to giant planes is likely very minimal.

My shitter speed is very fast..... Lol[emoji12]

 

[Jokers83]

Easy fake! How could one think it is real [emoji23]

 

[MavicFrank]

Ha ha. Enjoying this thread. Some people have way too much time on their hands or perhaps just misplaced priorities.

 

[NickB]

It's REAL!!!!

Here is a pic of the drone from the airplane cockpit!!!!

 

[Bunny Too]

My efforts are not the best and I owe inspiration to @NickB
"This is Oveur, over we have a photoshop at one o'clock, over"
"what is your vector, Victor"
"Roger do we have clearance, Clarence under Oveur, over"
"Under this is Roger, roger that photshop Overur under, over."
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[Bunny Too]

After it landed.

 

[jmorse62]

Fake. I couldn't center a shot that good if it was sitting on the ground.

 

[Cyberpower678]

It's fake there is no possibility with the mavic to achieve that altitude with its lifting surface our tiny little rotors just can't move enough Air at that altitude

The Mavic can fly at 3000m. It's very possible.

 

[Bunny Too]

The Mavic can fly at 3000m. It's very possible.

When I step out my back door I am at 2600 meters ASL. It could easily go twice that altitude.
Regards,
-d.

 

[Logger]

A screen grab from a Thomson 787 promo YouTube video.

Redirect Notice

 

[dewster]

Photoshopped to bring more hysterical regulations.