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Langstonius Posted at 2016-12-29 10:46
Whats crazy is that it seems you are correct... In every FAA publication I have been reading, the night flying restriction seems to be imposed ONLY on commercial operators...but need to investigate the model aircraft rules which apply to drones not being flown for commercial use
Yea, thas just silly, the amateurs can fly with no responsibilities, at the same time they are the ones that cause all the accidents and dangerous situations that are the source for all the regulations we got now.
About night flying that requires lighting systems providing clear view of models attitude and orientation, Phantom does so by its green and red leds.
You can also equip them with a couple of Lume cubes to add an extra strobe function to front and aft, so in my opinion it should be allowed.
However, flying INTO the fireworks is not very wise, but same safety distances should apply.
I got the nations most spectacular fireworks in my town new years eve, and its on the pier by the see, plan to hang above the water at safe distance to make sure no one is exposed of any possible failures.
For this kind of filming, i would assume finding the base ISO on this camera for best dynamic range, and then long exposures along with lowest fps plus max aperture.
Btw, anyone happen to know the base ISO on P4P? |
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