Storms are a pretty predictable good result. Every storm, you should have a peek. On the ground, you can't see what's going on.
I found that 6400ASA gives a blown out result, so I tried 1600 / 2", and that seemed better for cloud lightning. You point the drone in the right direction and keep pressing the button. You will get more lightning shots that you thought. However, lightning bolts are pretty illusive, and may require even lower ASA


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Beautiful shot - thank you for sharing

Great shot. I would cut the black lower part a bit.

A great capture, thanks for sharing.

Very powerful image. Illustrates the menace of impending storm beautifully.

Great Shot    

Remarkable capture!  

Thanks guys

Love this photo

Cool shot

Instead of taking photos, could video be used, then extract the frames that have the lightning ⚡ bolts in them.
Great shots , thanks for sharing.

Nice shot!

Wow, great capture!

Very powerful shot!

supergeo.ca Posted at 3-29 07:49
Instead of taking photos, could video be used, then extract the frames that have the lightning ⚡ bolts in them.
Great shots , thanks for sharing.

Well, you notice how you can see the city lights? That only happens in a 2 second exposure. But lightning bolts may come out in video. Not sure how to control shutter speed to 24fps.

What a great photo

Great Shot