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sure thing. I usually shoot in D-LOG with nd filters to try and keep iso always @ 100. Sharpness is always at +1 and for contrast and saturation they're usually around -1 or -2. I also never leave my white balance on auto and I color graded everything in Adobe Premiere Pro.
I applied for a permit before I went to Thailand as I was reading how difficult it is and it took about 3 weeks to receive mine. If you tried to apply asap you should at least receive an official document from the CAAT saying that your permit is received and being processed. Now it's taking up to 2 months or longer for the permit to get issued but with that document you might still be able to fly in areas where there aren't any people around. I wouldn't risk flying without a permit or this document at least as if you get caught there are huge fines and even a possibility of going to jail. Company I applied with is called 'drone thai insurance', costed me a bit more than directly through CAAT but they took care of everything for me. I was about 150-200eur for the permit + insurance. Goodluck!
