Legal / Ilegal issues aside, you have done some incredibly beautiful work.  

When I started out in photography 50 years ago, "Professional Photographers" all shunned zoom lenses: " Prime lenses only - zoom lenses are for amateurs"   Well that went by the way side pretty quickly.  But I had a photo instructor who taught me the same trick about focusing.  Zoom all the way in, set your focus and then pull back for framing your shot.  Never fails me for sharply focused images.

PJMC-UAV Posted at 2017-8-24 17:16
I'm trying to give you advice to help you in your droning. How you take that advice is entirely up to you.

If you are a responsible operator and want to know absolutely that you are in the right or wrong, contact the FAA and ask them.

Thank you friend, I really appreciate the information. I didnt take it the wrong way

Nikon 1 Posted at 2017-8-24 17:22
Legal / Ilegal issues aside, you have done some incredibly beautiful work.  

When I started out in photography 50 years ago, "Professional Photographers" all shunned zoom lenses: " Prime lenses only - zoom lenses are for amateurs"   Well that went by the way side pretty quickly.  But I had a photo instructor who taught me the same trick about focusing.  Zoom all the way in, set your focus and then pull back for framing your shot.  Never fails me for sharply focused images.

Thank you! It is the best way to get the sharpest focus. Also having a bigger screen for sure helps a lot lol.

Good pictures i like the black & white one

Great photos... congrats...

Wow, you sure make very very nice pictures.
Amazing such a small sensor can deliver these

Good Job!! spectacular colors

Asainz320 Posted at 2017-8-24 11:09
Hi HG1,

I use a trick that I learned and use for my DSLR night shooting. I use the digital zoom and the manual focus. To get the sharpest shot possible zoom in all the way and look for a light or high contrast area with sharp lines then use the manual focus to dial in to the sharpest you can get the image to be. After that you can take a few shots from that point. When you move to another area do the same to focus on your new subject

Thank you.

Excellent photos!

If it's not too much to ask, could you provide any info about details of your editing? Like, are you using lightroom, photoshop, or any others, and any details about how you're bringing out the HDR type details without adding too much noise? I realize each shot is probably different, but you've obviously got some editing skills, whatever you can share would be appreciated!

What a great shoot!

Thank you everyone for all your comments! They're all really appreciated. Look for a guy called Serge Ramelli on youtube. I have learned a lot from his tutorials. I like how he shows you how to use the tools in Lightroom. Then you can create your own style

Asainz320 Posted at 2017-8-28 20:03
Thank you everyone for all your comments! They're all really appreciated. Look for a guy called Serge Ramelli on youtube. I have learned a lot from his tutorials. I like how he shows you how to use the tools in Lightroom. Then you can create your own style

Thanks for the tip. Really love your photos

Thanks Joelling

WOW!! What beautiful photos!! I can't wait till I can take that good of shots!!

beautiful shot !

You guys use any filters. What do you do in post? If you where to recommend 1 filter to start off with what would you use.

Striking images.

Impressive, nice job, thanks for sharing!

Amazing captures