Recent content by b2photo

Like I mentioned, it's not a full proof solution but it's a good lock for a hard case. It's not going to stop someone who really wants it but if it stops that one person from popping open the case quickly and taking out your Phantom and leaving the rest, could be worth it. Have heard stories...

Like I said, not a full proof solution. The hard cases also don't have a zipper like that so this method wouldn't work anyway.

A friend bought these locks for his case (Nanuk 950) and just ordered a pair for myself as I have the same case. They have a a really heavy duty construction, fit the thickness of the lock holes great, and are TSA approved. In the past I had to use either smaller locks that were hard to put on...

Master Lock 4696T

Looking forward to it!

Used Verifly this weekend shooting some video at a 5k. App was super easy to use and was able to get insured within seconds (had payment info and account all setup beforehand). My only suggestion would be to add a feature to auto-renew the policy. I needed coverage for about 3 hours and had to...

You have another thread selling a controller for a crashed P3P... Selling p3p controller Are you selling the crashed body here or what?

Seems like the filter is working a lot better on the right side of your photo. Might just be because of where the sun is though.

Yeah the concept of a CP on a Phantom is interesting to me considering you can't rotate while in flight. I guess it could be used if you set it beforehand and plan on getting a still photo at a particular angle. Have you found any polarizers that do actually work for video? Also, have you...

This seems like a really good option for people just starting to fly commercially and don't have a ton of work lined up. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for confirming this...I just compared to the $100+ that you would spend on a good quality SLR lens filter but didn't know if that was solely because it is so much bigger than a P3 filter. I'll stick with the Polar Pro filters then.

Yeah let me know how that goes. I guess I'm just going off my photography experience with SLRs and the variable ND filters are pretty expensive but they are also a lot bigger than a Phantom filter so I could be wrong.

There's no way a good quality variable ND filter is only $15...they cost too much to manufacture for that one to be good quality, thanks for the link though.