Recent content by sideburn

People that sell propellers say this, nobody else does.

So do newly imported files automatically get the new profile based on embedded DNG data or do you have to always apply the lens adjustment in "Develop"? Thanks a bunch, worked like a charm.

Check your settings for video and make sure it is set to 4K and MP4. For me I can't play any of the videos unless I use VLC or premiere elements. Media player is terrible. And my machine and video card are beasts, so I know it isn't that.

Same here.

+1 That seems fair...I had assumed as such until now. I assumed user downloaded P4 manual, but instead user browsed P4P forum and asked P4 question. Context is everything aye?

Amen man... I really have no idea. The DC charger would have to have considerably more amps to charge multiple batteries in parallel, but surely the older batteries require less or similar amperage to charge serially.

Exactly this. The charger just serially dumps current into the batteries. They, themselves, know how to properly charge.

My son has the P4 and I have the P4P. The cameras are both phenomenal IMHO, and I come from a photography background. The P4P is a bit faster and insane in sport mode. Some of the extra flight modes are nice, but overall both are incredible, and I do mean incredible, machines. For me, $600...

Bummer. We're loving our P4Ps a ton. No complaints. We just need responsible pilots.

I don't think it's that easy given the remote is horizontal. Not much distinction down vs up. I get your idea though. I think "push up" because you push with your finger and just know the other way is not up ;)

I had mine set on 15 so I can't say for sure. That said, I can confirm they are in increments of 5

I've wondered the same thing. So do you angle the two antennae at 45-degrees or 90-degrees as illustrated in the OPs post? I've been using 90-degrees most of the time as I think it makes the most sense overall for how I fly. Also, do you ever angle them away from one another once they are at...

I think this is the basic advice, but I'd say you probably don't want to override the protections built in for the bird to do this. So flying far away, etc, to get you past the critical point of RTH isn't a good idea. I would assume this is above 10%. I'd say if you do that, you're right in...

This is what I did. Assigned C2. Worked fine. Just use tripod mode, RTH hover, p mode and you are good. This thing is pretty amazing indoors.

Did the aircraft record a home point? Also if you initiate RTH within 20 meters of the recorded point it will land immediately.