Sunrise, sunset (share photos your shots from the morning and evening hours...)
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I’m flying tonight, all things charged & ready to go. Just hope I get a decent sunset pic to upload here.
Again I’m like a big kid with a new toy, roll on a couple of hours
Again I’m like a big kid with a new toy, roll on a couple of hours
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All you need to do is scroll to the bottom on the thread, see pic below.
Type your message in the “message box” ( don’t have to if you don’t wanna)
Then look at the bottom of the message box you will see “attach files” press that button then you will see the next pic.
Locate your photo you want to post, press it then tap done, top right hand corner.
The photo will load then you’ll get this screen asking to insert “thumbnail/full image, see pic below
Then just press “post reply”
That’s it
This is for iOS users but I would say it’s very similar for android.
Hope this helps
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Another one I took over the river Crouch in Essex, UK with my M2P.
Yep totally enjoyed myself last night. I had the wife running round the field (keep fit nut) while I was flying. 1st time I’ve taking the Mavic in the air at dusk when landing it was dark
Loved the landing lights, it just didn’t want to land on the landing pad
My next mission is to fly early morning now & get them shots
My next mission is to fly early morning now & get them shots
I’m actually do for a early morning road trip
Sometimes you have to make a decision whether to set up the D850 and shoot a trusty spot or move a few miles east and scout something new with the Mavic. All in all I'm happy with my choice.
NC-215 snakes through the Blue Ridge Mountains just south of the Parkway. The rising half-moon is visible in the upper left of the frame. 21-shot panorama (180 degree mode used), stitched in Adobe Lightroom with some local adjustments applied.
NC-215 snakes through the Blue Ridge Mountains just south of the Parkway. The rising half-moon is visible in the upper left of the frame. 21-shot panorama (180 degree mode used), stitched in Adobe Lightroom with some local adjustments applied.
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Absolutely brilliant, definitely a comp winner
Lucky to be in the right place at the right time. I was considering not even heading out... glad I did.
I get the small dot with a circle hallow all the time when doing sunrise/sunsets. How can we prevent that?
This is lens flare. It's basically light being reflected around internally in the lens of the camera.
The easiest way to avoid it is to block the sun behind something - a building, tree, mountain, or most often for me, clouds. This isn't always possible, though.
If you can't block the sun out, a couple things to consider: 1) try to avoid using filters, as they may cause or exacerbate the flare. 2) You'll probably get less flare if the sun is on-axis (i.e. in the center of the frame) than if it's on the sides. Also, if it's literally in the center, the flare will tend to be right on top of the sun, so it will be less noticeable.
Sunset in the City by the Bay. mavic 2 Pro, .6 seconds, F4.5, iso 100. no filters, shot in raw, noise reduction in PS.
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