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[sbunting]

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Just wondering what the next DJI flagship may look like and what features it may possess. Here's a good start!

 

[akdrone]

Evolution took many millions of years to perfect that design. DJI will do it’s best to make a much, much poorer copy.

 

[sbunting]

Evolution took many millions of years to perfect that design. DJI will do it’s best to make a much, much poorer copy.

It takes effort to undo what nature has perfected already. I agree, they'll figure out how ;->

 

[Droniac]

Evolution took many millions of years to perfect that design. DJI will do it’s best to make a much, much poorer copy.

I just want to know how much are the batteries Godspeed Droniac

 

[MS Coast]

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Just wondering what the next DJI flagship may look like and what features it may possess. Here's a good start!

That's an astonishingly sharp photo. Even zoomed in to the second level, it's clean and crisp.

How did you shoot that?

 

[MS Coast]

I just want to know how much are the batteries Godspeed Droniac

Maybe it'll run on mosquitos.

 

[Dale D]

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Just wondering what the next DJI flagship may look like and what features it may possess. Here's a good start!

That is a SUPERB image! Well done!

Dale

 

[PHZ]

I hope they test this one before they push it out to market. Nice photo. I love dragonflies. They eat mosquitoes.

 

[sbunting]

The optical systems are unparalleled and maneuverability is off the scale. I understand that remote control is the big challenge ;->

 

[Droning on and on...]

The optical systems are unparalleled and maneuverability is off the scale. I understand that remote control is the big challenge ;->

You should see it in Manual Mode

 

[monteolsen1]

I hope they test this one before they push it out to market. Nice photo. I love dragonflies. They eat mosquitoes.

I agreee! I remember sitting in a very mosquito infested environment rife with malaria and other goodies and watching the dragon flies flit around munching away. That's when I became a big fan.

 

[MS Coast]

I agreee! I remember sitting in a very mosquito infested environment rife with malaria and other goodies and watching the dragon flies flit around munching away. That's when I became a big fan.

In the southern US some people call them mosquito hawks. It's a well-earned name.

 

[Rupuze]

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Just wondering what the next DJI flagship may look like and what features it may possess. Here's a good start!

Superb photo. Did you shoot that with the CanonR 5,7? What lens? Fantastic

 

[sbunting]

Superb photo. Did you shoot that with the CanonR 5,7? What lens? Fantastic

Thanks! Canon R3 with EF180mm L Macro. Dragonfly was about 5 or 6 feet away. Raw of course, so then a trip through Adobe Bridge, Topaz DeNoiseAI & SharpenAI, Photoshop, Topaz Studio, and back to PS.

 

[waynorth]

A great photo of one of the most fascinating living creatures on earth. I love them, and even had one land on my hat. Here is a documentary about the biology and evolution of dragonflies:

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Some years ago (ok, millions), they had a wingspan of 70 cm!

 

[sbunting]

A great photo of one of the most fascinating living creatures on earth. I love them, and even had one land on my hat. Here is a documentary about the biology and evolution of dragonflies:

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Some years ago (ok, millions), they had a wingspan of 70 cm!

Much appreciated!

 

[MS Coast]

A great photo of one of the most fascinating living creatures on earth. I love them, and even had one land on my hat. Here is a documentary about the biology and evolution of dragonflies:

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Some years ago (ok, millions), they had a wingspan of 70 cm!

@waynorth, that's a wonderful video. Thanks for posting that. Dragonflies are even more amazing than I had imagined.