Okay What was it??

[Mike_Jaxson]

Never got around to posting this from Feb of 2017. There was no one in the field beyond the trees. I slowed the video down by a half then a 1/4.

 

[Greg Smithski]

A UFO, probably a large insect or a small bird. How fast was the wind blowing that day and in what direction?

 

[ac0j]

A bullet, or arrow maybe? I have seen anomilies like that in digital video before. Some claim it is something to do with pixels on the sensor. If it was a bug, it is the fastest bug ever.

 

[MChittum]

My guess is an arrow. Shot from someone in the tree line trying to hit your drone!

 

[Mike_Jaxson]

A UFO, probably a large insect or a small bird. How fast was the wind blowing that day and in what direction?

Not very fast, and I don't remember the direction.

 

[Mike_Jaxson]

A bullet, or arrow maybe? I have seen anomilies like that in digital video before. Some claim it is something to do with pixels on the sensor. If it was a bug, it is the fastest bug ever.

Yeah it looked like it picked up speed. I thinking golf ball except, I couldn't spot anyone, and it cut through braches like they weren't there. I may have been flying two minutes before it happened, so I don't anyone was aiming at the Mavic.

 

[dirkclod]

 

[Mike_Jaxson]

My guess is an arrow. Shot from someone in the tree line trying to hit your drone!

Only up for 2 minutes at that point. And there were only two other Mavics in my town that I knew of in Feb of 2017. One guy lived on my street, the other across town, no one could have been that pissed (yet).

 

[Mike_Jaxson]

I have no clue about that one!

 

[dirkclod]

I have no clue about that one!

Had to be a big Mississippi bug .

 

[FUTURE_PRODUCTIONS]

How big do you think these two instances of the flying UFO are? The size of an apple or smaller? It looks slightly like a kind of a bullet tracer in both instances.

However anything unidentified and flying doesn't need to be huge, you may have caught a glimpse of some form of flying nanotechnology. Its a shame you weren't shooting at the highest frame rate you can go, you could slow it down a great deal in editing later.

The more of these blips captured on film the better so we can try and figure out what it is...