So I got lucky today. Went out for a little sunset flight and a bit of a storm rolled in, most of the rain was fallling to the north although there was some rain falling where the drone was. Super nervous about flying is the rain since this isnt a Lily and is NOT waterproof but I risked it. No danger of hurting anyone as I was a few miles from any other person. Not only did it hold up just fine it was basically dry when I got it back. I would not advise flying in these condtiions but the wind from the motors seemed to blow the VERY light rain away from the drone. Anyways below is a pano of 2 images captured. Enjoy!

looks great, thanks for sharing

looks awesome

How did you do a pano with the p3?

Fantastic image.  So great to get help from mother nature to capture the pictures you'd hoped for,  

That is stunning!  What did you use to stitch the photos together?

Wow! That pic just convinced me to buy. Thanks a lot!

Beautiful. Congrats!

nice work.  sometimes a little risk is worth it.  :-)

Fantastic.

is this a screen capture from video or actual pictures captured.

Yes, please share - l'd love to learn how to achieve this!

This is super simple! Just point the phantom in the direction of your choice and take a picture then rotate the phantom  to the left or right depending on which direction you want to capture and take another picture. I would recommend between 2 an 4 images. It is smart rotate so the images you take overlap quite a bit (about 1/3 of the first image should still be in the frame when you take a second image), this makes a better panoramic image. I used Lightroom CC to merge the two images but there are many free apps that can merge panos. I shot the image in the DNG raw format and did quite of bit editing really bring the color out using lightroom CC.

Had to re-size so it would be less than 1000KB for this forum which is lame. The original image is much higher resolution.

Let me know if you guys have anymore questions!!

dhills Posted at 2015-5-19 23:35
is this a screen capture from video or actual pictures captured.

Two images merged in Lightroom. Shot in DNG.

Phantastic Posted at 2015-5-19 22:12
That is stunning!  What did you use to stitch the photos together?

Lightroom CC

WOW...simply a stunning image ...great job...

Nice pic!!

It's a double rainbow!  Oh... What does it mean?  What does it mean?  ;-)

Very nice pano!

Love it!  Nice work

Great Job

hyosofi Posted at 2015-5-19 13:42
How did you do a pano with the p3?

You can do the same with the P3

Very nice.

Nice work, hawk89!

Nicely done!!!

Very nice photo

wordsaremything Posted at 2015-5-19 22:23
Wow! That pic just convinced me to buy. Thanks a lot!

You do realized he did some work on that photo to get it to look that great.... The Original one is guarantee to look nothing like that...

ronnydsosa@gmai Posted at 2015-5-29 22:25
You do realized he did some work on that photo to get it to look that great.... The Original one i ...

You are supposed to "do work" to DNG files. Shooting in DNG Raw gives you so much flexibility in post. In fact you have to process a DNG file. This edit took maybe 3 minutes at most. And it is the original. The phantom camera captured all that data and a simple edit brings it out.

groovy work, man.

hawk89 Posted at 2015-5-29 23:44
You are supposed to "do work" to DNG files. Shooting in DNG Raw gives you so much flexibility in p ...

Hawk,

Beautiful picture! I can only dream to get a shot like that some day!

Jerry

ronnydsosa@gmai Posted at 2015-5-29 22:25
You do realized he did some work on that photo to get it to look that great.... The Original one i ...

Oh yeah and that's what makes it even better. DNG files can be massively tweaked to show your artistic vision in Lightroom. I'm already having a blast doing the same thing!

Hello from Pocatello awesome shot.

WOW That does look so COOL!!!..........Love it.....Nice work!!

this looks amazing!!!

did u upload it to something like rounddme.com? especially if u have a pretty good high res, putting it on a site like that makes it even more cool.