Couple of attempts at woods flying.  FPV Combo flying in Sport mode.  Had to kick the quality back to 720 for a Youtube upload that doesn't take longer than a decade on my crap connection.

Nice video!  I wish I could fly my DJI FPV like that - Great Job!

Thanks haha.  I would say it's less being able to fly it that way, and more being willing to try.  The real talented pilots could do this in manual mode and make it look smooth.  The secret is buy 2 of them so you have a beater for this kind of stuff.  What the video doesn't show is that between these 2 days I had easily a half dozen tree collisions.  It's a solid drone in my opinion, haven't even had so much as a broken prop yet.  I've had 2 power line collisions and a number of tree collisions where it caught itself and never even hit the ground.

Good to hear!  Thanks for the video!  This is something for me to shoot for in the near future.

Get down in it. Get dirty. And GET SOME!!! Get up wipe'n the dirt of your lower lip. Show the ants they an't safe!!! lol I think I saw Bigfoot!

Hello there. Good day and thank you for posting this cool FPV video that you have filmed and created. Great work and keep flying. .

Nice flying.
Did you speed up the footage in the forest?

No the footage has not been sped up at all, I am flying in S mode.  The only modification done in editing is increasing the color contrast and reducing the resolution from 4K to 720p.

Nice flying.  

Impressive flying skills. Nice vivid colour.  I know what you mean about slow upload speeds. When I was in France it would take all night to upload a 5 minute video in 4K, and then another couple of hours for YT to cook it and finally publish.

The vivid color is from a simple high contrast filter I applied using OpenShot.  It's a very easy to use freebie Windows video editor.  Did all of the cropping, combining (super annoying that DJI FPV drone breaks flight recordings into 3 videos each!!), transitions, and the 720p downscale from 4K in there as well.  All simple with no editing experience,  took 20-30 minutes to get the hang of it - highly recommended.