I dont think so cause the pic will be at the res you're recording so most people and most of the time youll continue to take pic separately as done with actual phatoms to take all the advantages of the 20mbits sensor.
Clearly a pilot error. You'll never find a machine that would avoid that if not the newer phantoms/mavic that have collision sensors. Moreover with a whatever else drone you couldn't have flew so far.
I know that you didn't move from the take off point but dynamic home point work with your phone/tablet positioning system. If for example your device has positioning issues for a while it send wrong data to the phantom and then if the phantom loose signal it will go lost...imo the mistake is...
No i mean last recorded because you, imo wrongly, decided to use dynamic home point and my opinion is that the phantom could have come back to the wrong place...that is a possibility
I don't know how you can be so sure that they'll not hit your bird...i know only that from one they become many and scream loud continuously flying always closer to my bird with legs like they would try to catch it. And more time goes more seagulls arrives. I don't know if it depends of that...
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