Can't believe how well the Mini 2 performs.  Asked if I could fly around our local church, said no problem check the tiles while you do it so that was good.  Lots of close trees and bushes so had to be careful and still not flown enough to have muscle memory for the controls so a bit jerky at times.
Used 2.7k at 60 fps in normal mode.  Bit boring but I enjoyed it.

Duplicate?  

Anyway, nicely done.  Mini 2 is truly a beast.

Great to have somewhere to practice. Some real close-ups for maintenance checks. I did a similar things with my Mini1 for our building so the roofer could identify necessary repairs.

Blériot53 Posted at 2-11 15:40
Great to have somewhere to practice. Some real close-ups for maintenance checks. I did a similar things with my Mini1 for our building so the roofer could identify necessary repairs.

I've noticed several roofing companies in my area are now using drones for preliminary views of roofs prior to giving estimates for repair.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-12 05:28
I've noticed several roofing companies in my area are now using drones for preliminary views of roofs prior to giving estimates for repair.

It makes sense. I also did a survey for my daughter before she called in the roofer.

Rockbyter, nice scenery, noticed that in the walls of the tallest steeple, it looked like someone had done some repair work
in different places, and hand formed the stone to fit where it was to be used - not an easy thing to do.  Looks good.  Thank
you for sharing, nice to see different parts of the world.

Blériot53 Posted at 2-12 06:49
It makes sense. I also did a survey for my daughter before she called in the roofer.

It's nice to get a heads up on what to inspect in advance.  Also helps if you happen to get a bogus bid from a roofing company.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-13 10:52
It's nice to get a heads up on what to inspect in advance.  Also helps if you happen to get a bogus bid from a roofing company.

yeah for sure.

Blériot53 Posted at 2-13 11:11
yeah for sure.

Maybe you don't have that problem with bogus estimates in the UK, but seems prevalent here in the states lately.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 2-14 11:57
Maybe you don't have that problem with bogus estimates in the UK, but seems prevalent here in the states lately.

It's standard practice to get at least two estimates for any artisanal work.

Blériot53 Posted at 2-14 12:39
It's standard practice to get at least two estimates for any artisanal work.

Sounds like a reasonable practice.  

I very much agree!