Saved by the vision sensors making quickshoots - video

[zeusfl]

This was a close call but the drone was saved by the side vision sensors. This surprise me because was going fast.

 

[BlairAir]

This was a close call but the drone was saved by the side vision sensors. This surprise me because was going fast.

That Boomerang will getcha every time. Good boy M3... Good boy!

 

[zeusfl]

It was helix.

 

[Phantomrain.org]

Helixing the hot rod, you got lucky but that is one of the best quick shots to use.

Phantomrain.org
Gear to fly the Helix in the Rain.

 

[TonyPHX]

Something tells me the older firmware would not have had such a nice result!

 

[Suren]

This was a close call but the drone was saved by the side vision sensors. This surprise me because was going fast.

That was very close.

 

[Dale D]

This was a close call but the drone was saved by the side vision sensors. This surprise me because was going fast.

Holy SXXX! That happened to me with my old Mavic Air 1 (red) when I totally thought I was above the tree, and it crashed. I have pretty good spatial perception but I was fooled. The omni sensors saved your day.

Dale
Miami

 

[hiflyer201]

That's the problem with quick shots. they sometimes offer positive proof that the pilot is not keeping VLOS

 

[zeusfl]

I try as more as I can to keep VLOS and that is why I almost crashed. I judged wrong the distance if you notice.

 

[TonyPHX]

Given where the pilot was, VLOS was practically assured. This is exactly what the sensors are for, the rare time when depth perception is off just a bit. Nicely done, and glad you shared!

I really need to try more of those built in shots!

 

[RocketBrew]

I have had the aircraft swing from left to right in ActiveTrack - right into palm trees. Was so quick I would never have been able to kill the program in time. What you don't see in the second video is the palm trees just behind the aircraft at the end!