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Some night aerial shots of Singapore skyline with P3P. Shot in manual mode (2 seconds shutter speed and ISO 200).

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Singapore (Shot with my P3P)

For night shots, I will limit the ISO to 200 (400 max) so that there is less noise. Aperture is fixed at F2.8 which you cannot change. Shutter speed will vary from 1 to 3 seconds depending on the lighting. To prevent any blurry photos, I will try to limit the shutter speed to 3 seconds and...

My DIY helipad made from recycled cardboard and anti-slip mat. It is foldable and I can keep it inside the notebook compartment of my P3P backpack. I later reinforced with vinyl tape so that it is more durable and look nicer.

DJI is selling the replacement UV filter now. http://store.dji.com/product/phantom-3-uv-filter

I am using the HoodiVision PatHat Air (magnetic version) for my iPad Air which is good. It is light and folds neatly into a compact form when not in use. They have one for iPad mini too. http://www.hoodivision.com/#!for-ipad-mini-123/cc39

For long exposure shot, remember to turn off the arm's LED light temporarily. Otherwise you will see two red patch in the photo. You can turn the arm's LED light off or on during the flight. To do so, click Mode > MC Settings > Advanced Settings (see pic below). You will see "Turn on arm's...

Click the "Camera Settings" icon (highlighted in blue) and a screen will pop out on the left for you to adjust the ISO and shuttle speed.

Thanks guys! :)

Took a night shot of Marina Bay, Singapore at 3 seconds exposure and ISO 200. It was taken in JPEG with only slight adjustment in levels and cropping using Photos in my iMac. I am amazed by the stability of the P3P gimbal and camera.

Here are some of my favourite photos taken from my P3P so far. Enjoy! :) https://jefftan.exposure.co/phantom-3-pro