House Fire Aftermath

Exception · Nov 27, 2016

Just got the drone in a few days ago and put together my first video. Shot over the remains of a house fire.

Servers as a reminder, ensure your smoke detectors, CO sensors, and fire extinguishers are in proper working condition.

Mikero · Nov 27, 2016

Exception said:
Just got the drone in a few days ago and put together my first video. Shot over the remains of a house fire.

Servers as a reminder, ensure your smoke detectors, CO2 sensors, and fire extinguishers are in proper working condition.

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CO (Carbon Monoxide) CO2 (Carbon Dioxide).

Exception · Nov 27, 2016

Mikero said:
CO (Carbon Monoxide) CO2 (Carbon Dioxide).

That too!

dam · Nov 27, 2016

Exception said:
Just got the drone in a few days ago and put together my first video. Shot over the remains of a house fire.

Servers as a reminder, ensure your smoke detectors, CO sensors, and fire extinguishers are in proper working condition.

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That was a nice attempt for your first video. Maybe next time try it with a slower speed when focusing on the main subject so it doesnt seem like a rushed effect.. Great job.. and yes make your right make sure to test all the sensors are working.. as they can indeed save lives. Hopefully no-one was hurt.

Exception · Nov 27, 2016

dam said:
That was a nice attempt for your first video. Maybe next time try it with a slower speed when focusing on the main subject so it doesnt seem like a rushed effect.. Great job.. and yes make your right make sure to test all the sensors are working.. as they can indeed save lives. Hopefully no-one was hurt.

Some of the clips were sped up. My biggest problem is taking 25 minutes of flight, or more once I get multiple batteries, and editing it into a video worth watching that's not too long