These were taken with the Mavic and edited on my Galaxy S8+.

I see you took your drone on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship? It is my understanding that they confiscate drones. How did you get around this?

Cool pics, but a little too much processing for me.

Marty Markoe Posted at 2017-8-7 04:53
I see you took your drone on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship? It is my understanding that they confiscate drones. How did you get around this?

I think all cruise ships collect drones when you board, but they give them back to you when you get off at every port. They just keep it while you're on board, I guess to prevent people from flying from the cruise itself. I dont really know if Royal Caribbean does it the same, but I went on Norwegian a few months ago and I took my Mavic on its Pelican case. Right away they knew it was a drone as soon as it went through the scanner and they kept it. This time on Royal I did something different. I used my DSLR bag. I took a few things out and used two compartments for the Mavic and the remote. I placed the Mavic standing on its nose just like one of my lenses... the same with the remote. Every time it went through the scanner the Mavic was standing up so all they saw was the shape of the DSLR camera and its "accessories". I had no issues at all with it.

dancopter Posted at 2017-8-7 05:39
Cool pics, but a little too much processing for me.

Thanks! Yes I tend to over do it a bit when editing on my phone. It looks different on the phone than on the PC screen so I get carried away lol.

Holy saturation, Batman!

PizzaFiend Posted at 2017-8-7 08:52
Holy saturation, Batman!

That is a good one Robin!

Really nice man! Good trick with the cruise check! lol

Lol!!!