Hi,

Just posting my little projects while learning the MP and editing the footage..

Enjoy en please do give pointers and tricks..

Nice, I like the smoothness of turns etc.  What your gimble settings etc?

Welsh Mavic Posted at 2017-12-11 05:49
Nice, I like the smoothness of turns etc.  What your gimble settings etc?

Thnx

The gimbalsetting are standard... i try to get used to managing my footage as smooth as possible myself.

Nice Video !! Thanks for share !

Nice airspace to fly in and nice shots. Video is a bit long but nice attempt. You may want to shorten the vid a bit to perhaps 2 mins and have the MP fly at various altitudes and angles in my opinion.

M.C. Pilot Posted at 2017-12-11 07:04
Nice airspace to fly in and nice shots. Video is a bit long but nice attempt. You may want to shorten the vid a bit to perhaps 2 mins and have the MP fly at various altitudes and angles in my opinion.

Good points... thnx for the advice

Incentio Posted at 2017-12-11 05:51
Thnx

The gimbalsetting are standard... i try to get used to managing my footage as smooth as possible myself.

I must have a shakey hand.  

Good pan control but you should vary the altitude a bit - looks like you were continuously flying under 100' - you can legally take it up to 400' (unless drone laws in Belgium are different).

A CW Posted at 2017-12-11 08:09
Good pan control but you should vary the altitude a bit - looks like you were continuously flying under 100' - you can legally take it up to 400' (unless drone laws in Belgium are different).

only allowed under 10 meters ... although on that field i can go up to 90 meters.. (official RC field)

For now i didn't take it up so high ... small steps

Nice video.
Thanks for share!
Congrats!

Incentio Posted at 2017-12-11 08:23
only allowed under 10 meters ... although on that field i can go up to 90 meters.. (official RC field)

For now i didn't take it up so high ... small steps

10m? OMG - that is strict! Small steps is always a good idea when starting out. Good footage though.  

A CW Posted at 2017-12-11 10:09
10m? OMG - that is strict! Small steps is always a good idea when starting out. Good footage though.

you can fly higher .. but then u need a license and need to notify air traffic control of your flight ...

Incentio Posted at 2017-12-11 10:28
you can fly higher .. but then u need a license and need to notify air traffic control of your flight ...

Yeah, that is strict. In the UK a 16 year old can walk into an Apple store, buy a drone, set it up and fly it 120m above the ground on the same day he bought it without needing anyones permission providing he's not in a NFZ. Amazing how much rules and regulations change between countries.

Nice video!

Most of my family grew up on a farm... nothing this big though, thanks for the footage!

Smooth flying, the scenery so clean, good job, thank you for sharing.

Dbuxy Posted at 2017-12-11 19:41
Most of my family grew up on a farm... nothing this big though, thanks for the footage!

you're welcome

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-12-11 12:00
Nice video!

Thank you!

DJI Thor Posted at 2017-12-12 03:09
Smooth flying, the scenery so clean, good job, thank you for sharing.

Thank you!

A CW Posted at 2017-12-11 10:38
Yeah, that is strict. In the UK a 16 year old can walk into an Apple store, buy a drone, set it up and fly it 120m above the ground on the same day he bought it without needing anyones permission providing he's not in a NFZ. Amazing how much rules and regulations change between countries.

Yeah, i do agree with rather strict regulation though... but it's also a moneypit for our gouvernement... and that is not ok...

every request you have to do will cost you

Incentio Posted at 2017-12-12 03:12
Thank you!

You're welcome!

Well we here in the UK will need to register our drones with the government next year and pass an online test too. No doubt there will be a charge to register. They’re also enhancing the consequences (punishment) for illegal flying too - five figure fines if near an airport etc. - I have no objections to that but an altitude restriction of 10m is rediculous. Pleased that won’t be happening here anytime soon.

A CW Posted at 2017-12-12 04:21
Well we here in the UK will need to register our drones with the government next year and pass an online test too. No doubt there will be a charge to register. They’re also enhancing the consequences (purnishment) for illegal flying too - five figure fines if near an airport etc. - I have no objections to that but an altitude restriction of 10m is rediculous. Pleased that won’t be happening here anytime soon.

Yeah 10m is low... but with a license you can go up to 90m but you need to notify the authorities you will do so .. (on a rc field you can do what you want up to 120m without notifying the authorities)

so that's the hassle .. let's say you are to travel and see a nice spot to shoot some footage .. you can't go higher then 10m unless you let the authorities know...no quick shooting ...

According to me they will just stimulate illegal flying ... but our laws are still in development .. let's hope they become a little less strict

With Belgium being the hub of the EU it will obviously be a principle target for potential terrorism so I can understand the need for greater control which is why you can’t fly at all (total drone ban) in central London. Hopefully they will relax your laws when flying further away from cities such as in the countryside. All drone laws are in development on a global scale - at least they haven’t totally banned drones in the whole country unlike some other counties have such as Sweden I’m led to believe.  

A CW Posted at 2017-12-12 04:21
Well we here in the UK will need to register our drones with the government next year and pass an online test too. No doubt there will be a charge to register. They’re also enhancing the consequences (purnishment) for illegal flying too - five figure fines if near an airport etc. - I have no objections to that but an altitude restriction of 10m is rediculous. Pleased that won’t be happening here anytime soon.

By ACW - 'UK will need to register our drones with the government next year and pass an online test too.'


Wow pretty serious stuff. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they started this, in terms of testing, in the USA.

It will be basic questions by the look of it like VLOS and altitude restrictions and NFZ’s just to make sure that the ‘16 year old’ buying his first drone knows not to fly around his local airport I guess. The consultation was finalised last month by the UK CAA in accordance with the Ministry for Transport and will be presented to parliament in the Spring of 2018. The bill will need to be passed and go through the house of Lords before being written into law. It is therefore not 100% and may be blocked but I expect it will be passed however, it probably won't be made legal until 2019. With Brexit the UK government has far more important things to sort out over the next couple of years.

Looks nice. Love it

Nicely done.