We will always have issues with a new product but just step away for a while and look at all the wonderful
photos people post.
I have never been to Irland but the pictures are great the netherlands another place I would like to visit but may never get there.
Italy is an otherone fantastic photos.
I can travel all over the world and see all the great pictures from my home here in Florida keep up the great work.
Then reallity sets in and I have to go back to work.

Thanks for posting all the photos.

Rudy

I fully agree and we cannot mention that too often. Every day we can virtually travel the world here thanks to these contributions.

And to add that some times someone will post a picture from somewhere in the world that I had visited at one time or another and it will bring back memories.

Great point!
This is one of many reasons I consider this one of the best community I've ever been.
Cheers for all!

Kevin Halle Posted at 2018-3-8 02:35
And to add that some times someone will post a picture from somewhere in the world that I had visited at one time or another and it will bring back memories.

More often than not along the lines of “wow, that’s changed since I was there” (I’m thinking of the recent Penang series, in this instance)

Wyke Posted at 2018-3-8 02:37
More often than not along the lines of “wow, that’s changed since I was there” (I’m thinking of the recent Penang series, in this instance)

That's very true!

Yes its easy to get wrapped up in what you think is not great about a product or what is a flaw, but you have to remember what it can do. Same in many photography forums too. Always lots of complaints about lenses being too slow, or big, or small, or heavy, but have to remember the photos they can take are amazing. Same here with photos or videos. What we should look to do is share what conditions, settings, etc play into the Mavic's hands and how best to get the most out of them - which is largely posted here I will admit.

I have to remind myself on forums not to focus on negatives per-se but what you can learn from others to make your photos/videos better in the future.

Indeed I agree with you.
Really like what I am seeing here!

OP that's a really valid point and a great attitude to have. There are a lot of "Help! I have a problem!" threads, but i think that the vast majority of drone owners are happy buzzing around the skies with them. Aside from the enthusiasts on this forum, you don't hear from these happy people, only the ones who have issues with the product or some beef with DJI.

At the end of the day that is exactly what these drones are ultimately designed for - to simply record and snap images that capture moments in life of wonderful locations to share. Good post.

I'm from Asia side, will try my best to contribute more