hello, let me share a couple of videos of the wonderful mountains I can access in 1 hour from where I live :-)This is Mount Pasubio, the height of that partical area is 2050 meters. This Saturday was very hot, even at that altitude!





I couldn't do this in May, due to the amount of snow... can you believe it was only two months ago ?





ciao!

Try again...no video

Tviscomi Posted at 2017-7-10 11:32
Try again...no video

Fixed it for him.

Man I love 4k...thanks for the video

Nice video but the controller in hand must be annoying
and videos only working with copy&paste

DJI Joe Posted at 2017-7-10 11:34
Fixed it for him.

thank you DJI Joe!

AcesHigh Posted at 2017-7-10 11:37
Nice video but the controller in hand must be annoying
and videos only working with copy&paste

yes controller in hand is quite annoying - but at the end of the day, not that much.
I'd like to find a good solution to lock it into the chest when I'm doing these things.

video should be fixed now thanks for gentleman's hand! :-)

and last time you had a phantom ;-)

AcesHigh Posted at 2017-7-10 11:46
and last time you had a phantom ;-)

yes you're right - I put it just for a comparison in scenery. :-)

Amazing as always!

Very nice.  Have mountains around me, but I would fail attempting to run up them, HA!  Be careful.

-Rodger

Pietri Posted at 2017-7-10 11:39
yes controller in hand is quite annoying - but at the end of the day, not that much.
I'd like to find a good solution to lock it into the chest when I'm doing these things.

The WAA ultra bag with the front pack mount works well for that, you can just drop it in, grab it if you need to while running. Holding the remote while running is not as hard as it looks though, it just pops out when you can see it in the footage of someone running. I like having it out while running personally, and filmed/flew behind runners while running, a little extra challenge. Maybe a quick release type of camera clamp glued to the back of the remote and the other end of the quick release strapped to the strap of the vest/backpack would work well. Nice trails too, snow looks runable