the maximum altitude for mini 2 is 500m. I flew the drone a few times at maximum altitude and I thought you might want to find out how this little drone behaves at a fairly high altitude. When the wind is not blowing, you will not have any problems with the drone, it behaves at 500 m as well as at 30 m and the signal from the remote control will remain quite good. The flight through the clouds / fog did not affect my drone but the mini 2 is not water resistant In wind conditions I recommend you not to force the drone and to take into account the strong wind warning received on the remote control + keep in mind the laws of your country You're going to take some great pictures. fly safely

Great shots but worth checking your local regulations,  most places don't allow flights above 400ft AGL.

Awesome shots!  

those are great shots  

Hello there. Good day and thank you for posting these amazing aerial photos you have captured. Just a friendly reminder to always check local rules and regulations before flying to avoid and unwanted incident and as they may change over time. Thank you and keep flying.

Going back to the text of the post, and a few others answered.  DAFlys said "most places don't allow altitudes above 400 AGL".  I assume AGL is Above Ground Level.  I am new to drones so I have some questions. How do you know your altitude in DJI Fly?  I know there is a read out on the screen for altitude but is that in reference to the home position or the ground directly below the drone using the sensors on the bottom of the drone?  The reason I ask is I live on the edge of a mountain range, my street is about a 10% grade.  So if I take off and climb to 100 ft, then go over to the 'open space' 1000 ft, my AGL will be close to zero.  I don't need to run into the side of the mountain.  I guess more testing is in order.  But if the max. altitude is only 500 ft, and this is in reference to the home position, there is now way for me to fly over the local foothill close by taking off from my front yard.

djiuser_n1rf1PjpT8C5 Posted at 1-9 20:38
Going back to the text of the post, and a few others answered.  DAFlys said "most places don't allow altitudes above 400 AGL".  I assume AGL is Above Ground Level.  I am new to drones so I have some questions. How do you know your altitude in DJI Fly?  I know there is a read out on the screen for altitude but is that in reference to the home position or the ground directly below the drone using the sensors on the bottom of the drone?  The reason I ask is I live on the edge of a mountain range, my street is about a 10% grade.  So if I take off and climb to 100 ft, then go over to the 'open space' 1000 ft, my AGL will be close to zero.  I don't need to run into the side of the mountain.  I guess more testing is in order.  But if the max. altitude is only 500 ft, and this is in reference to the home position, there is now way for me to fly over the local foothill close by taking off from my front yard.

the altitude is measured according to the place where the drone took off for example: if you take off with a drone from the edge of a slope and go down that slope, the altitude will become negative (-h)

Looks amazing and you shot that on the Mini 2, very impressive

Insane shots! Crazy to think that it came from a sub 250g drone!!

Solidarity Posted at 1-13 09:32
Looks amazing and you shot that on the Mini 2, very impressive

It's a very good drone