Mini 2 How To Drone In The Desert!

[DSRT_VLTR]

Lower Salt River Canyon in Tonto National Forest

 

[DSRT_VLTR]

Lower Salt River Canyon in Tonto National Forest

Our precious public lands

 

[Looking Down On You]

Was going out today to do some flying around Red Rock... Overcast, no sun, oh well maybe tomorrow.

 

[DSRT_VLTR]

Was going out today to do some flying around Red Rock... Overcast, no sun, oh well maybe tomorrow.

Going to fly along the Apache Trail today. I don't mind the overcast sky. Less contrasty landscape for a change!

 

[PepperBird]

The Other Side of Saguaro Lake

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[DSRT_VLTR]

KOOL! See you over there!

 

[Looking Down On You]

The Other Side of Saguaro Lake

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When the river is flowing its great. Right now it's really shallow but still fun to fly.

 

[JeffreyS]

Was going out today to do some flying around Red Rock... Overcast, no sun, oh well maybe tomorrow.

Really? Overcast is the best condition for pics and video.

 

[Looking Down On You]

Really? Overcast is the best condition for pics and video.

I don't mind clouds (example below) and am editing a beautiful video that I will post soon with clouds but gray sky's and no sun provides too little contrast for me.

 

[JeffreyS]

I don't mind clouds (example below) and am editing a beautiful video that I will post soon with clouds but gray sky's and no sun provides too little contrast for me. View attachment 158707

Yes, I ned to correct my statement. For grand landscapes that include a lot of earth and sky, then blue sky with partial clouds can be great. If you're not including the sky or making closeups of earthly details, then I prefer the soft contrast of overcast light.

 

[Looking Down On You]

Yes, I ned to correct my statement. For grand landscapes that include a lot of earth and sky, then blue sky with partial clouds can be great. If you're not including the sky or making closeups of earthly details, then I prefer the soft contrast of overcast light.

Yes I understand, as I don't shoot around noon when the suns out as it washes everything.