The entire last week featured high atmospheric pressure, which translated in zero clouds.

However, tonight we got some, at least on the East. So I have decided to give my M3C a go.
There was only one cloud cluster, which gradually changed color, so I apologize if the following frames are somewhat repetitive.

The first frame is taken from 100ft - damn satellite acquisition still plagues M#c, cannot wait for the official fix to be out.



Finally, enough sats got acquired and I could get to my standard 393ft (cropped 360)



Since the cluster was not overly wide, decided to see how 3x3 would look



This one I think where it peaked



And finally dropped from pink to purple



Thank you for stopping by!

Gee, that's a different one. Like it!

A great set.  And a jet trail in the last three

WOW Darth,  they are stunning and very unusual.  

Beautiful cloud formation.
And very well captured!

Stunning shots! Great work, Darth. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Even though it was just one cloud cluster the shots turned out spectacular.  Superb job Darth.  

Hope DJI gets the GPS fix firmware out soon.  Saw Suren's posts so appears the fix will really fix the GPS issue.  

Depp Posted at 3-13 22:33
Gee, that's a different one. Like it!

Thank you!
Yeah, looking away from the Sun…

Blériot53 Posted at 3-14 00:18
A great set.  And a jet trail in the last three

Thanks!
Yeah, I was thinking to remove it in post, but decided to keep it.

DAFlys Posted at 3-14 00:19
WOW Darth,  they are stunning and very unusual.

Thank you! It was an unusual formation for sure.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-14 00:19
Beautiful cloud formation.
And very well captured!

Thank you!
I’m glad I decided to capture the Eastern skies…

DJI Paladin Posted at 3-14 05:10
Stunning shots! Great work, Darth. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Thank you!

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-14 05:23
Even though it was just one cloud cluster the shots turned out spectacular.  Superb job Darth.  

Hope DJI gets the GPS fix firmware out soon.  Saw Suren's posts so appears the fix will really fix the GPS issue.

Thank you!
Yeah, I saw it, waiting for the official version to roll out soon!

DarthSLR Posted at 3-14 05:49
Thanks!
Yeah, I was thinking to remove it in post, but decided to keep it.

Better with it in  - realism.

Blériot53 Posted at 3-14 07:39
Better with it in  - realism.

I thought so too…

DarthSLR Posted at 3-14 05:50
Thank you!
I’m glad I decided to capture the Eastern skies…

You're welcome.
I totally agree!

DarthSLR Posted at 3-14 08:02
I thought so too…

Am I allowed to say that my favourite is actually the first one (lowest altitude). The composition in that one just works for me.

And that sky... Wow... Looks like it was taken from the edge of space!

DarthSLR Posted at 3-14 05:49
Thank you! It was an unusual formation for sure.

Its certainly pot luck to what formations your going get,  thats for sure.

No Original Thought Posted at 3-14 23:45
Am I allowed to say that my favourite is actually the first one (lowest altitude). The composition in that one just works for me.

And that sky... Wow... Looks like it was taken from the edge of space!

Thank you!
Low altitude shots are often preferable as they offer more variety on the ground.
The primary reason I don't do them as often as I should is that at low altitude the drone is very loud and I don't want to invoke any incidents with my neighbors. At 400 ft you can barely hear it, but at 100 it can be quite annoying.

DAFlys Posted at 3-14 23:53
Its certainly pot luck to what formations your going get,  thats for sure.

The curse of the landscape photography.
Be there, be ready, hope for the best, be prepared  for the worst.

DarthSLR Posted at 3-14 05:52
Thank you!
Yeah, I saw it, waiting for the official version to roll out soon!

You're very welcome Darth.  

DarthSLR Posted at 3-14 05:51
Thank you!

Always my pleasure, Darth. Take care always!