Recent content by doctordrone

Nice work! You should be an aircraft mechanic!

Ok, I'm following you. Is there an efficient way to clean that up? Or is it just spot healing each pixel?

Just noticed this with P4. In the DNG image, when I increase exposure or shadows in PS, all these (mostly magenta) pixels show up in the darkest shadow areas... any suggestions? I tried DJI DNG cleaner... no change.

Not available... Must use a stand-alone device.

Mark, most common solution to what you've described would be to make sure "Enable Hardware Decode" slider is ON in the app.

Not sure exactly what you are referring to in your video. I saw 2 things that I can identify. One is in the top left and right of the screen starting at about :28 when you are flying forward... those are the props from the quad. They show up when you fly forward and your camera pitch is set...

It should look like this:

RC has a standard USB port on back. Plug your phone/tablet in to that with the charging cable you normally use.

There is another option, but much slower than the suggestion above. After a flight, and before you power off the bird, controller, or iphone/ipad that you used to fly with: click the "home" icon in upper left of Go App camera screen; click "library" at bottom of home screen; select either...

Are you sure you are losing full connection, or are you just losing video signal? Are you using ipad? You may try a slider switch in the app called "Enable Hardware Decode" and turn it on.

The P3P camera is shipped with a round cellophane protective cover that is sometimes hard to see... Did you happen to remove that?

Yesterday I synced my records from each device I've used (iPhone, iPad, & iPad mini) to the DJI Cloud and everything seemed to be in place. I make a habit of syncing after every few flights. Today I was browsing through the records and I noticed the "Total Distance" was about 200,000FT less...

The rule wasn't written for UAS specifically. It is a restricted area for all aircraft unless they are on a pre-approved flight plan, squawking a discrete beacon code, and in two-way comm's with air traffic control. Since the UAS technology outpaced any new regulation, the FAA has deemed all...

Ya, they're a little strict in the DC area: DC is a No Drone Zone

Try turning on "Enable Hardware Decode" in the app.