Mount Rainier

[Deleted member 77603]

These are views of Mount Rainier from outside the park, thanks to the 70mm lens.

 

[AlanL]

Nice - how far away were you from the peak?

Not sure how we lived without having multiple lens/sensor systems onboard. I love being able to shoot Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens roughly 50 miles away from straight above my driveway.

 

[Deleted member 77603]

It is certainly a game-changer. I was sitting outside the Park near Yakima Peak. Always cautious though as I lost a M2P there from a crow attack.

 

[Escape_Velocity_Coach]

Beautiful captures

 

[SkywalkerFeng]

I have a few Mount Rainier images captured with the 162mm lens from the original Mavic 3.

This one was licensed to Apple and used in Apple Maps.

The telephoto lens on both Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Pro are truly game changers. Sometimes I used them more often than the 24mm lens, because of that cinematic POV.

 

[SkywalkerFeng]

... Always cautious though as I lost a M2P there from a crow attack.

I had similar experience in a different location two years ago. My M2P was attacked by a giant seagull, and fell to the bottom of the Adriatic sea in Croatia.

 

[GadgetGuy]

I had similar experience in a different location two years ago. My M2P was attacked by a giant seagull, and fell to the bottom of the Adriatic sea in Croatia.

I drowned one of my M2P's into the surf while videoing bioluminescence at night. They are poor swimmers! LOL!

 

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[PepperBird]

Nice - how far away were you from the peak?

Not sure how we lived without having multiple lens/sensor systems onboard. I love being able to shoot Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens roughly 50 miles away from straight above my driveway.

Mike I call this the "jump up" shot. You can leap over obstacles and get the shot. I recently got on of Diamondhead in Hawaii from a parking lot. Air 2s - The Old Man and the Drone: Hawaii

 

[AlanL]

Mike I call this the "jump up" shot. You can leap over obstacles and get the shot. I recently got on of Diamondhead in Hawaii from a parking lot. Air 2s - The Old Man and the Drone: Hawaii

I have been calling them "Periscope shots" and I do a lot of them. In the Pacific NW we have so many trees that sometimes you can drive for hours and mostly only see tree trunks. Go straight up with your drone and you have endless views of the terrain and mountains.

 

[PepperBird]

I have been calling them "Periscope shots" and I do a lot of them. In the Pacific NW we have so many trees that sometimes you can drive for hours and mostly only see tree trunks. Go straight up with your drone and you have endless views of the terrain and mountains.

 

[Deleted member 77603]

I have been calling them "Periscope shots" and I do a lot of them. In the Pacific NW we have so many trees that sometimes you can drive for hours and mostly only see tree trunks. Go straight up with your drone and you have endless views of the terrain and mountains.

Exactly. Tired of seeing nothing but the trees and forest service road? The mountain is up there somewhere