3 Vucha dam

[alex_markov]

 

[B52-D]

Awesome video, beautiful scenery, really liked the audio, nice bass on my sound system. I could see a rotor blade each time you made a left or right turn. Great editing.
B52-D
Blue Skys and Happy Contrails

 

[scro]

Is that rotor blades (00:48, 01:30 etc)? I'd be tempted to think it's shadows from the rotors, out of view but passing over the camera front element. They don't always appear during turns (eg none at 00:32 and 00:55 etc), only when turning away from having been facing into the sun. With the gimbal smoothing out the yaw of the turn it tends to face the camera towards the front prop that is on the outside of the turn (eg turning to the right the camera pans a bit to the left). I don't own a Mav3 to check the geometry, but i'd expect it isn't possible for the props to actually encroach into the field of view of the camera. On the mini3 it's certainly impossible for the camera to see the props without breaking something.

 

[B52-D]

Is that rotor blades (00:48, 01:30 etc)? I'd be tempted to think it's shadows from the rotors, out of view but passing over the camera front element. They don't always appear during turns (eg none at 00:32 and 00:55 etc), only when turning away from having been facing into the sun. With the gimbal smoothing out the yaw of the turn it tends to face the camera towards the front prop that is on the outside of the turn (eg turning to the right the camera pans a bit to the left). I don't own a Mav3 to check the geometry, but i'd expect it isn't possible for the props to actually encroach into the field of view of the camera. On the mini3 it's certainly impossible for the camera to see the props without breaking something.

He is flying a Avata.

 

[alex_markov]

He is flying a Avata.

not in this case this was m3 and yes those are prop shadows