Philly skyline and Ben Franklin bridge in night

[PenningFish]

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[Thomas B]

Well flown and just the right length for the subject.

 

[PenningFish]

Thanks for watching and the comment. I am new here and new Mavic pilot. Best

 

[PenningFish]

I am not familiar this website and don't know how to see yours. I clicked yous and don't know where to see your video. Thanks

 

[Thomas B]

I am not familiar this website and don't know how to see yours. I clicked yous and don't know where to see your video. Thanks

Mine?
Here’s one:

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or this sundown in hyperlapse...

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[Indiana_pyro]

Awesome view.

 

[PenningFish]

Mine?
Here’s one:

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or this sundown in hyperlapse...

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They are beautiful. How can you made the second one? it wasn't time lapse, right?

 

[Thomas B]

They are beautiful. How can you made the second one? it wasn't time lapse, right?

It was shot using the Hyperlapse mode. No editing or post processing.

 

[Proffy]

What a brilliant bridge!

 

[Dale D]

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Beautiful. Please enlighten me. I have NEVER flown at night although I would love to. I thought the sensors could not see at night for landing. If I flew at night I would go straight up above me and straight down. I could not see my bird at night, except for my strobes. Afraid to lose it. What about your exposure settings. ???

 

[PenningFish]

It was shot using the Hyperlapse mode. No editing or post processing.

That was amazing!

 

[PenningFish]

Beautiful. Please enlighten me. I have NEVER flown at night although I would love to. I thought the sensors could not see at night for landing. If I flew at night I would go straight up above me and straight down. I could not see my bird at night, except for my strobes. Afraid to lose it. What about your exposure settings. ???

Thanks Dale! I often lost vision to see my bird after it flew several hundred yard from me in night but trust its automatic landing if in a open place. However I was very scrupulously if there are buildings or poles or any potential dangers beyond so I watched the light from drone(Mavic 2) instead cell phone screen until it reach the area I wanted to start photo. I used auto settings but heard someone in YouTube suggested to use manual: ISO 1600-3200, f2.8, 1/4s

 

[Vue D’Oiseau]

Very nice, night work

 

[PenningFish]

Thanks for encouraging Vue

 

[allenface]

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I thought the short Time Lapse was very nice and effective. I puckered up on how high and how far you flew your machine however. Good job.

 

[PenningFish]

I thought the short Time Lapse was very nice and effective. I puckered up on how high and how far you flew your machine however. Good job.

My height was 360ft and my far was 1200ft. Thanks Allen