Mt. Everest -Entire Route

[AMann]

This is impressive, the entire climbing route of Mount Everest in one shot - and 29,000 feet of elevation gain. The video is sped up (as seen with the climbers going really fast), but notice the stability even though the drone was being buffeted by strong winds- technically a very well done undertaking!

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[mavic3usa]

I remember they did this for the Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Pro as well; I think they'll do it with their flagship drones every year and it should become easier and easier. Can't wait to see the first DJI FPV to dive that mountain.

 

[AMann]

I remember they did this for the Mavic 3 and Mavic 3 Pro as well; I think they'll do it with their flagship drones every year and it should become easier and easier. Can't wait to see the first DJI FPV to dive that mountain.

I forgot about that, you’re right, those were great videos also, and more impressive than this one was because it hadn’t been done before. At least I think so.

 

[GadgetGuy]

This is impressive, the entire climbing route of Mount Everest in one shot - and 29,000 feet of elevation gain. The video is sped up (as seen with the climbers going really fast), but notice the stability even though the drone was being buffeted by strong winds- technically a very well done undertaking!

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Actually, it is only the last 2,000 meters, and is likely flown from 1,000 meters below the summit, where they can first descend 1,000m to start the video, and then ascend the 2,000 meters to the summit, while never exceeding their Home Point by more than 1,000 meters, which is the max elevation on the Mavic 4 Pro.

 

[KS-6]

Nice, they took it up the North Col route. I wish they would have shown the Politz Ladder.