Parks Hwy, Alaska

beautiful photo.  hoping to take my m3p next time i visit.

Wow, that's a spectacular shot Digi.  

Looks majestic

The vantage point one gets at 3000' is something we have not seen a lot of yet. We see snapshots from airplanes and this and that but with our ability to get to 3000+ feet alongside a mountain we will start to see some nice images like this. Admittedly they won't be common because one needs to be able to get near enough to a mountain to "crawl" up it but I think this shot does show the potential of some impressive possibilities. You can see, in the bottom right corner, the mountainside that I climbed up to get this image.

Great Shot    

Beautiful landscape and photography.

DAFlys Posted at 5-15 23:57
Great Shot

thanks. I click buttons good

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-15 11:25
Wow, that's a spectacular shot Digi.

Thanks downtown. what's RDB?  I see your flight distance is 528 feet. New to DJI drones?  If so, welcome aboard but I see a couple of drone images on your name plate so not sure... Regardless...thanks for the kind words.

Lovely pano!

digibud Posted at 5-16 05:16
Thanks downtown. what's RDB?  I see your flight distance is 528 feet. New to DJI drones?  If so, welcome aboard but I see a couple of drone images on your name plate so not sure... Regardless...thanks for the kind words.

You're very welcome Digibud.  I only synced my flight data for a initial test flight which is why it only shows  525 feet flown.  After that I now sync all my flight data to my own hard drives.  My total flight now is 21293480 feet.  You've more than doubled my feet flown.  I like to control who has access to my data as much as possible.   

DowntownRDB Posted at 5-16 11:53
You're very welcome Digibud.  I only synced my flight data for a initial test flight which is why it only shows  525 feet flown.  After that I now sync all my flight data to my own hard drives.  My total flight now is 21293480 feet.  You've more than doubled my feet flown.  I like to control who has access to my data as much as possible.

how do you set things so it's just synced to your computer? I think you have flown 4x me....21million vs 5 :::... LOL

digibud Posted at 5-17 10:36
how do you set things so it's just synced to your computer? I think you have flown 4x me....21million vs 5 :::... LOL

Sorry, I'm a retired lawyer and not a mathematician.   You're right on the bad math on my part, guess I hadn't had enough coffee before I replied.

First I make a back up of my DAT files before I sync.  I now use OneDrive for online storage and on my Android device the OneSync app. It's configured to back up the entire DJI Fly app folder to OneDrive (one-way upload only).

I keep Fly configured not to sync by default. When I get home from flying, I run Onesync to back everything up to OneDrive then run Fly and turn on sync. When it's finished, I disable sync so it doesn't sync to DJI's cloud servers.