A quick edit of todays recording not far from my house.

A great little video, very smooth with the controls...

RNLI Posted at 2017-3-31 22:48
A great little video, very smooth with the controls...

Thanks RNLI

That's pretty neat, thanks for sharing.

Very nice.

DJI-Jamie Posted at 2017-4-2 18:48
That's pretty neat, thanks for sharing.

Thanks DJI-Jamie

SteveIves Posted at 2017-4-2 19:34
Very nice.

Thanks Stevelves

Nice transitions, what are you using to edit. Almost everything I use is jerky. You tube doesnt fade the splits so end result is a bit clunky.

PS. I live on a boat and came up the Severn from there)

Very nice, but if you ever had your drone fly above a highway and crash onto it as I have it you would refrain from doing so. I'm not condemning you, just giving my take on it. As I said, good video.

Phantom Flyer 3 Posted at 2017-4-3 17:16
Nice transitions, what are you using to edit. Almost everything I use is jerky. You tube doesnt fade the splits so end result is a bit clunky.

PS. I live on a boat and came up the Severn from there)

Thanks phantom flyer. I'm using Finalcut pro on my mackbook pro for editing seems to handle it well.

I was hoping for a boat to be honest but the tide was going down.

m1shootr Posted at 2017-4-4 08:48
Very nice, but if you ever had your drone fly above a highway and crash onto it as I have it you would refrain from doing so. I'm not condemning you, just giving my take on it. As I said, good video.

Thanks M1shooter. I take your point I was hoping with a bit of altitude I could ditch to the side if a problem occurred. Appreciate the heads up though to make me think twice before doing it again.

Im down in Bristol every few weeks and planned this with my P4P. Hoping to get the bridge at sunset. Nice work.

Micro Pilot Posted at 2017-4-4 10:25
Im down in Bristol every few weeks and planned this with my P4P. Hoping to get the bridge at sunset. Nice work.

Thanks Micro Pilot. Im planning on the same shot actually I haven't managed to get close enough to the bridge yet but won't be long.

Whoopner Posted at 2017-4-4 09:34
Thanks M1shooter. I take your point I was hoping with a bit of altitude I could ditch to the side if a problem occurred. Appreciate the heads up though to make me think twice before doing it again.

Actually, if a prop is thrown or power is lost the aircraft drops like a rock, with no way of control. Quadcopters have no L/D.

Nice video, though you shouldn't really be flying over the road or within 50m of. Please check out http://dronesafe.uk/drone-code/

Very nice