Flying in a foggy fall on Canada's Sunshine Coast. Flights had to be limited as the drone got covered in condensation. The Phantom 4 standard is still an excellent platform.

Nice video!

Very good moments captured, thank you for sharing

Nice,I grew up in PR

There is something magic about flying above clouds with the higher land breaking through.

Nice place, even with the fog!

Beautifull scenery well done . I especially like the ghostly feeling of fly through the fog with the dramatic music, was kinda expecting a big monster to jumpout from somwhere lol

Thanks, your intro to the videos scared my cats back down to the basement.

Very nice video, can't wait to pickup another Phantom series drone again.

Aloha fansb885,

     Mahalo for walking us through the "Burn-Off".  Nice video and nice editing.  I enjoyed it.  Mahalo!

Aloha and Drone On!

nice video

I could tell a fairytale with this scenery at the background, love it!

Thanks for the nice comments. Sorry about the cats.

Loved the video.  You got to tell me what the sound track is too.  I remember hearing it before but can't place where.

Ercoupedriver Posted at 2017-11-23 11:10
Loved the video.  You got to tell me what the sound track is too.  I remember hearing it before but can't place where.

The soundtrack for the film "King Author" With Kiera Knightly. Music by "Hans Zimmer". Nice soundtrack, not so good film.

You got that right, thanks

Wow, the landscape looks fantastic when shoot above the cloud, thanks for sharing.

Dockater Posted at 2017-11-22 12:24
There is something magic about flying above clouds with the higher land breaking through.

Agreed Dockater & even better when you're bring it back down and it actually appears where you are
Good job fansb

sky wombat Posted at 2017-11-25 03:25
Agreed Dockater & even better when you're bring it back down and it actually appears where you are
Good job fansb

I know the feeling, its the same as when when you bring it down and actually find out where you are.

I must go cloud searching with my p4p, just need the location and the weather of course.