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DroneEEE Posted at 2-19 14:09
Agreed. There may be some turbulent air when flying close to walls and through door openings, but in a somewhat large indoor space every drone pilot should be able to handle ATTI. I would also argue that any good drone pilot should also be able to do without altitude hold, although the DJI drones do not allow for this (officially).
Having assistance from a flight controller with altitude hold, GPS and such is not a bad thing at all, and they all have their uses, but I like to be able to take full control when the automatic systems won't work as expected for whatever reason. GPS can also cause unnecessary corrections in wind making footage a bit unstable, whereas flying in ATTI and "going with the flow", so to speak, would allow smoother operation in these cases.
Completely agree. Thing is that DJI is mostly selling delusion almost everyone can be a pilot without some training while the bitter truth is that electronics does like 90% of the job. Same like you, I think assisted flight is a great thing, especially if you want to focus more on video, shots, scenes... .however, becoming "instant" pilot using DJI drones is a very dangerous delusion.
Everyone who knows how to fly 20 USD toy drone can easily handle DJI drones, however opposite is not quite true.
That being said, I kinda understand DJI decision not to offer ATTI on demand. |
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