Recent content by M. Booth

If you use the DJI assistant on your computer there is an option to calibrate the visual sensors, that may help

Re the new d-log, is it better ?

One thing no-one has mentioned. I see in your first screenshot that you were in 5.8g frequency. Did you ever try 2.4g ? 5.8g has a far shorter range although I realise not that short but it would have been interesting to know if it disconnected also in 2.4g the same

As most have guessed I did this on a windy rainy un-flyable weekend. It was FCP using keyframed rotation/scale/position. Very easy to do but interesting results. I'll do a dolly zoom effect at some point. I also did this vid on a similar weekend using timelapse / hyperlapse appearance / Tilt-shift

Can a DJI Phantom 4 Pro barrel-roll ? Inverted flight ? Watch and see

Line should be: Set the polarization before you fly and its good PROVIDING YOU FLY EXACTLY IN A STRAIGHT LINE AND DON'T ALTER YOUR ANGLE TOWARDS THE SUN. To pan your camera and watch the sky colour drastically change is not ideal. If you are taking stills then not quite so bad. I really don't...

I understand that totally, I'm kinda stuck in the Apple eco-system with iphone and iMac also

Thats excellent sense if we could keep to it, keep always to previous proven version

X-Star premium, I love your sense of humour. 1/ almost fisheye lense 2/ no safety such as collision avoid for those who can't fly 3/ single IMU so if that fails its flyaway or crash 4/ no I'll stop and not list the rest, think the points there lol

For whats it worth my experience is as follows: I'm apple all the way as the Go App is more Apple friendly. If you want an Ipad mini get a mini 4 as previous models don't have anti-glare screens and that does make a difference. I moved from mini 3 to mini 4 to see this. I then moved to Ipad pro...

Re responsible pilots, check this link and feel free to comment acordingly :) Hope link doesn't get edited out PS the terrible filming is not the issue, its the dangerous illegal filming and replied to people stating this to the idiot

Flying beyond line of sight is more a legal requirement. You could argue that DJI are selling the drone claiming its range is massively beyond this so should honour a replacement. I do totally agree regarding not flying beyond line of sight is normal flying practice by the way.

I had a similar experience, I was on 5800Ghz (what a weak waste of space that is) My P4P disconnected and it didn't say it was returning home. I also though crap its lost in river it was over or just hovering till battery runs out, after what seemed like a life time, the feed returned and the...

I'm interested in the same question because it might also able me to permanently disable god awful 5800ghz until I decide I need it as the range on this is terrible. It gave me a disconnect well out over water