Hi all, yes I know this will sound silly, but I would rather ask opinions beforehand. I've been thinking about a night flight (or dusk) just to see my home village at a different time of day i.e. at night. The question is (again apologies if this sounds an obvious question), will the P3A fly equally well at night as In the day?


Thanks again

/Chris

sure it work perfect and even look better a night

Thank you

Flying at sun set in low light conditions is part of the 'golden hour' and you will capture some great images during this time. The main issue in low light conditions is balancing the ISO - you don't want it too high or it will add too much noise to the image and ruin it. Be mindful that the downward vision positioning may not be accurate if it gets too dark so make sure you have a strong GPS connection or you'll be flying in ATTI mode. Also, be careful not to fly when it gets dark in the UK as it's not permitted by the CAA's drone code as prohibits unaided VLOS - no later than 30 minutes after sun set.