Hi,

I went with my P3P to take some sunset shot on the former Universal Exposition site (Puxi) but unfortunately, everything was behind walls and gates ...

So I didn't find a take off site before the sun went down ...

I managed though to find a small park near the starting point of Nanpu Bridge and took a shot at flying from there in order not to go back home with nothing ...

I'll go back in the future since I am sure that this is a great location for night shots and long exposure ones ...

Enjoy,

Love the last photo.  Yes I would think you can get some nice night flights as the city is light up at night time.

blackcrusader Posted at 2017-2-20 20:49
Love the last photo.  Yes I would think you can get some nice night flights as the city is light up at night time.

Yep, just need for the weather to clear up, haze disappear a little and all should be set ...

Hi,

Here is another session at dusk a little more south on the Huangpu River in Shanghai ...

Mattcoq Posted at 2017-2-25 15:07
Hi,

Here is another session at dusk a little more south on the Huangpu River in Shanghai ...

I really like the color in these.

DJI-Jamie Posted at 2017-2-25 19:42
I really like the color in these.

Thanks ...

First time I actually took my P3P on low light flight ... I usually fly during the day but am guessing i'll try some more night and long exposure shots ...

The first four pictures taken with the DJI ND4 filter ....

The rest were taken with the normal UV filter

DJI-Jamie Posted at 2017-2-25 19:42
I really like the color in these.

Hi DJI Jamie,

Once again, thanks for your comment ...

I finally edited the videos of that flight ....

Tell me if you still like the colors ;-)

http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?m ... mp;page=1#pid716141

Fantastic shots!!!
I'm not a newbie with sticks (flying 3D helis for years), but new to drones. When it's time to land, do you hit RTH or do you find your way home manually? Just wondering.
Laurent (also living in Shanghai)

Soyanka Posted at 2017-9-1 04:50
Fantastic shots!!!
I'm not a newbie with sticks (flying 3D helis for years), but new to drones. When it's time to land, do you hit RTH or do you find your way home manually? Just wondering.
Laurent (also living in Shanghai)

Thanks, Laurent ...

For the Nanpu Bridge shot, I stuck myself with a vertical flight only since there was a lot of interferences there with my P3P ... So in case I lost contact or had to press RTH, it wouldn't go into the structure of the bridge ...

For the flight over the Huangpu, lost the connection several times, less than a km but wasn't too worried since there weren't any obstacles between my departure point and where the drone lost contact ...

Send me a PM so we can meet and and fly together one of these days ...

Wow! Awesome photos. Great job!

Adam Flurk Posted at 2017-9-13 13:37
Wow! Awesome photos. Great job!

Thanks .... Appreciate !!!

The things on the photos are interesting, they are really good cached in the frame, the time is also a value adding point!
Thanks for sharing!

Nice photos, I love also the last one. The first with a editioin to improve the exposition, and lights would be great.

Great shots.

Love the colors in these shots.

You have some pretty stunning shots there

Bussty Posted at 9-9 21:27
You have some pretty stunning shots there

Thanks a lot !!!

Really good shots