Recent content by James Taylor

  1. James Taylor

    Hard time removing original camera filter

    I recommend using a rubber glove. Not as cumbersome as placing a band. Touch very lightly and turn. Works every time.
  2. James Taylor

    Cancun, Mexico. Risk Of Taking A P3 - Especially Customs Hijinks

    I have a DJI backpack. I had the batteries in 2 separate slots but no-one even asked about the backpack. Went through the scanners obviously, but could not have been easier.
  3. James Taylor

    Cancun, Mexico. Risk Of Taking A P3 - Especially Customs Hijinks

    As information, we did take the drone to Mexico. Had no problems with travel out the USA or entering Mexico with it. We also had a great time flying there - and had no issues on the return home. Thanks to all for their thoughts.
  4. James Taylor

    Cancun, Mexico. Risk Of Taking A P3 - Especially Customs Hijinks

    I've read posts on traveling to Mexico with a Phantom but many are dated and offered different experiences. Does anyone have any 2016 insight as to problems taking the drone? It will be used for private purposes only, on a family vacation. I'm not taking anything other than a stock P3A, 2...
  5. James Taylor

    Video & Camera Settings

    On manual on a sunny day you need to be on ISO 100 not 1600. 1600 is for very low light.
  6. James Taylor

    Video & Camera Settings

    Have you put on auto as a comparison?
  7. James Taylor

    Video & Camera Settings

    I would suggest these: DJI PHANTOM 3 CINEMA SERIES - SHUTTER COLLECTION
  8. James Taylor

    Video & Camera Settings

    First, I think you need filters. That just looks way overexposed. You can also tinker with manual settings but if you are using auto, you definitely need to put filters on. I have the Polar-Pro set. Excellent product.
  9. James Taylor

    Video & Camera Settings

    Was that shot taken in very bright sunlight?
  10. James Taylor

    Lens filter install

    So glad to help. I think there are some other ways posted, but that's the no-fail way to do it in my house. Thanks for the update!
  11. James Taylor

    Lens filter install

    Put on a kitchen rubber glove. VERY LIGHTLY, with fingers just touching the edge, turn. The lighter the pressure, the better!