A Winters Day in My Home Town, Thanks to the Hole in the Ozone Lair.

Hello and good day hallmark007. Thank you for sharing this lovely photos for your hometown. Excellent scenery and two thumbs up.

DJI Stephen Posted at 2-2 08:38
Hello and good day hallmark007. Thank you for sharing this lovely photos for your hometown. Excellent scenery and two thumbs up.

Cheers thank you.

hallmark007 Posted at 2-2 10:26
Cheers thank you.

It is always my pleasure hallmark007. Have a safe and happy flying always.

Very nice clear shots, well done

Looks very nice Hallmark. it does not look too cold. I plan to visit Ireland one day.

Visual Air Posted at 2-2 12:47
Looks very nice Hallmark. it does not look too cold. I plan to visit Ireland one day.

Thank you -1 celcuis but lovely in the sun.

Nice shots.

Your shots are great Hallmark, your Hometown looks amazing wish I could visit that place sometimes it looks so serine.

Great captures!

Very nice.  Sharp and bright.   When I have visited, it always seemed to rain.  But, I suppose that is what creates emerald.  LOL

hallmark007 Posted at 2-2 08:33
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Beautiful! I live in a hilly area, so views from above are not overly new to me, but for the flatlands like yours having such a vantage point must be thrilling!

great shots. what's your maximum distance?

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lovely photos... shot with MP 2?

photographermarbella Posted at 2-4 10:36
great shots. what's your maximum distance?

When you say max distance, do you mean how far I’ve flown from take off ?

kovat53 Posted at 2-4 10:51
lovely photos... shot with MP 2?

Yeah M2...

DarthSLR Posted at 2-4 09:34
Beautiful! I live in a hilly area, so views from above are not overly new to me, but for the flatlands like yours having such a vantage point must be thrilling!

I am very lucky where I live as regards flying drones as well as some decent light. Thank you.

flightlogicRV9 Posted at 2-4 08:32
Very nice.  Sharp and bright.   When I have visited, it always seemed to rain.  But, I suppose that is what creates emerald.  LOL

Your correct plenty of rain winter spring and summer, but when the Sun shines not many better places to hang your hat. Thank you.

very nice, thank you

hallmark007 Posted at 2-4 11:16
Yeah M2...

Sorry hallmark 007 for my question. You posted so much advice on the Forum  about MA. Did you ever had MA? If yes would you please share with me (us) your influences about MA, why did you decided to  change. If not, I am very curious  what is your opinion about MP2.

hallmark007 Posted at 2-4 11:16
When you say max distance, do you mean how far I’ve flown from take off ?

yes, you've got a nice clear area, can you get 7Km?

kovat53 Posted at 2-5 07:41
Sorry hallmark 007 for my question. You posted so much advice on the Forum  about MA. Did you ever had MA? If yes would you please share with me (us) your influences about MA, why did you decided to  change. If not, I am very curious  what is your opinion about MP2.

I still have a Mavic Air and along with my M2 I fly these two more than any others I have.
My opinion on Mavic Air is if you fly it as it was intended then it’s a great craft , don’t expect to fly it to far and try to fly in areas of low interference, if you do this you will get the best out of it.

The camera which takes 4K video and Raw photo files and has a great gimbal, is a great advantage with MavAir, the camera in video and photo preforms really well, it has more features than any other dji drone, I don’t use them all, but I like boomerang mode and tap fly free mode.

For me if you try to keep it between 500/700 metres it preforms really well, this for me is more than enough to photo or film anything I need to. I actually love flying it close by where I can see it in sports mode it just looks so fast and handles all stick movements really well. I know many don’t like the noise but I’m lucky I have more than enough places to fly without it affecting others, but I think no matter what drone your flying, the general public think they are all to loud. I will be keeping mine and I love travelling with it.

The M2 is everything they say about it, you are free from worry about loosing signal and if you wish to you can great distance with it, for video it takes a bit more processing if you choose to record in log, I have tended to record in natural simply because of time restrictions when editing, I love taking photos with it, it creates really good raw files.

It’s incredibly easy to fly mainly because of its stability I don’t think dji have a more stable craft than this, I mean in good wind it just sits there in place keeps so level, it’s a lot quieter than MavAir and this will be noticed by the user mostly, it has plenty of features for me I think it has enough but some are looking for some features they’re missing from Mavic Pro , but I kinda think if it’s working well don’t meddle to much with it.
It’s expensive but quite safe much faster in P mode than MavAir but it handles really well, it’s a craft that you will trust fairly quickly, if your thinking of buying I would definitely recommend it to anyone, but I would check out zoom it flys exactly the same video is excellent it doesn’t have 1” sensor, but it has everything else and a bit more and it’s quite a bit cheaper.

hallmark007 Posted at 2-5 08:31
I still have a Mavic Air and along with my M2 I fly these two more than any others I have.
My opinion on Mavic Air is if you fly it as it was intended then it’s a great craft , don’t expect to fly it to far and try to fly in areas of low interference, if you do this you will get the best out of it.

Thank for your honest answer. Perhaps I will buy M2P, I don't know yet. Will see.  I will consider your unbiased  value judgement. I wish you good flight with both of your air planes.