Hi guys, this is my first photo using my Phantom 3 Advanced.
Bayside, Miami, FL

Beautiful. Could you tell me the location?

Is this Miami,FL?

Is it windy? how did the P3A handled the wind off the ocean?

Maxi3D Posted at 2016-4-27 22:08
Is it windy? how did the P3A handled the wind off the ocean?

hi, yes, I was quite windy, but everything went well, but the battery did not last long in these conditions.

DJI-Paladin Posted at 2016-4-27 13:29
Beautiful. Could you tell me the location?

hi, yes, Bayside, Miami, FL

joey.lopina Posted at 2016-4-27 22:04
Is this Miami,FL?

Yes my Friend.

Nice

I see you're shooting in 16:9 format, which is a cropped format.  If you change to 4:3 you'll get the full sensor (12mp) image which you can then crop as required.

Very cool shot. Welcome to the P3A family. :-)

nigelw Posted at 2016-4-27 13:41
Nice

I see you're shooting in 16:9 format, which is a cropped format.  If you change to 4:3 you'll  ...

Thanks for the tip Nigelw.

Very nice! I want to get my P3P down there for sure! I think you're right by where my good friend lives off Biscayne. 99% Positive that it's right by where this picture was taken. Haha, small world!

Brightened things up for yah a bit

Looks like this particular flight could be in Class B airspace...

burm3135@gmail. Posted at 2016-9-21 16:14
Looks like this particular flight could be in Class B airspace...

I don't think it really matters when you're flying next to buildings that are much higher than your altitude. I mean it's not even like he's even that high up right here.

Adam Flurk Posted at 2016-9-21 16:44
I don't think it really matters when you're flying next to buildings that are much higher than you ...

It actually does matter.  FAA rules for model aircraft forbid flying within 5 miles of airports and FAA rules for commercial operation forbid operating in controlled airspace, and class B is certainly considered controlled airspace.  

burm3135@gmail. Posted at 2016-9-21 18:24
It actually does matter.  FAA rules for model aircraft forbid flying within 5 miles of airports an ...

FAA does not "forbid" within 5 miles - rather outlines that you're required to give notice to the airport or ATC if within 5 miles. I'm not saying do it, but you're wrong.

https://www.faa.gov/uas/

Don't be a troll and comment on peoples pictures saying ... oh, looks like bad airspace.
Additionally, it looks like the outskirts of Downtown Miami and South Beach is in a safe zone via: http://www.dji.com/fly-safe/category-mc?www=v1
So, yeah. Wrong again!

Nice photo, I think if you flew a little higher you may have got all the buildings I'm a little attracted to the foreground of the picture where as all the interesting stuff is in the background but a good job nonetheless.