Hi!
Here's a picture from this weekend in the alps. I flew my Mavic 2 Pro at 8500ft (2600m) above the sea level and it showed great performances in strong wind.
Never got any warning message and the drone was really stable taking panoramas. Here's one as example, 3 vertical shots. I'm impressed!

Wowww. Really nice Dude!

Amazing shot!!!

Very beautiful, excellent composition.

Mavik 2 Pro confirms expectations - great shot!
I will only add my impressions - my Mavik Pro also behaved very predictably and steadily at an altitude of 2500 meters. There was a dense wind and he also did not complain to me. It probably reacts to sudden changes in wind or to extreme wind speeds.
Did you not do a 360-pano?
Here,if I'm wondering what happened in my Caucasus

Alexei Merinov Posted at 2018-10-7 23:06
Mavik 2 Pro confirms expectations - great shot!
I will only add my impressions - my Mavik Pro also behaved very predictably and steadily at an altitude of 2500 meters. There was a dense wind and he also did not complain to me. It probably reacts to sudden changes in wind or to extreme wind speeds.
Did you not do a 360-pano?

I do 360 panos, but I don't really like them, because I don't know how to use them. I prefer to take normal shots so I can print them. Thanks!

Giammi Posted at 2018-10-7 23:15
I do 360 panos, but I don't really like them, because I don't know how to use them. I prefer to take normal shots so I can print them. Thanks!

I agree, use 360pano for printing on paper is a problem.
But my homeworkers see the 360-pano much longer and get more satisfaction than the video. Or from ordinary photos.
What resolution of 360-panorama do you get after stitching photos from Mavik 2 Pro?
My Mavik Pro (it has a 12 megapixel camera) allows you to get a 360-pano with a resolution of approximately 20500 x 10250. That is, about 200 Mp.

Awesome photo post some more

Gregbella Posted at 2018-10-8 00:35
Awesome photo post some more

Thank you!

Beautiful mountain range

Amazing shot

Looks Great!

Thank you all!

Great shot.

What an amazing picture. Great work!