dog park an trail near where i live

seems a successful test. was it?

dj_dread Posted at 2018-5-7 08:58
seems a successful test. was it?

so far so good... perfect day for flying... no wind. i need to get better at the camera settings to make sure that the shots dont get overexposed.

Nicely done !!
Great control of the Spark.  I still need a lot of flying experience before I would attempt this.

62+ Posted at 2018-5-7 11:58
Nicely done !!
Great control of the Spark.  I still need a lot of flying experience before I would attempt this.

thanks, for the shots inside the trail i used the tripod mode....

Professional drone pilots are willing to fly in close quarters.  Their years of experience allows them to accurately place the drone right by tree limbs high off the ground.  Dramatic, but not for me as it is too easy to clip a limb, and fall far to the ground, when drone switches to ATTI.  Or clip a tree limb when the low battery forces the Spark to rise up to RTH.

Gunship9 Posted at 2018-5-7 13:54
Professional drone pilots are willing to fly in close quarters.  Their years of experience allows them to accurately place the drone right by tree limbs high off the ground.  Dramatic, but not for me as it is too easy to clip a limb, and fall far to the ground, when drone switches to ATTI.  Or clip a tree limb when the low battery forces the Spark to rise up to RTH.

yeah i had a couple of those moments too

Gunship9 Posted at 2018-5-7 13:54
Professional drone pilots are willing to fly in close quarters.  Their years of experience allows them to accurately place the drone right by tree limbs high off the ground.  Dramatic, but not for me as it is too easy to clip a limb, and fall far to the ground, when drone switches to ATTI.  Or clip a tree limb when the low battery forces the Spark to rise up to RTH.

Wow, this is crazy and highly impressive. Thank you for sharing this.

It seems like this was your first flight?
If so, I would advice your second flight to take place in some nice open field where you can practice your flying without a lot of risk of colliding.
Mainly for when things go wrong and you need the experience to react in the right way.

Wish you a lot of safe flights!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-5-7 22:13
It seems like this was your first flight?
If so, I would advice your second flight to take place in some nice open field where you can practice your flying without a lot of risk of colliding.
Mainly for when things go wrong and you need the experience to react in the right way.

thanks, this was not my first i have several alreayd under my belt... i just wasted to share what i did...

AlvaroX Posted at 2018-5-8 04:47
thanks, this was not my first i have several alreayd under my belt... i just wasted to share what i did...

Good to hear.

nice one keep it up

Good work