Recent content by Talon Six

Since you're looking for low hanging fruit, are you doing the following procedure in order on PhotoScan? Load photos Import Exif from Reference Pane Tools - Camera Calibration Align Photos from Workflow menu with high accuracy and both generic and reference selected Optimize camera alignment...

Not much to shoot at this particular location...

I yanked the HDMI module out of my Inspire's camera operator controller and reinstalled it in the P4P controller this morning. Everything works just fine, although I'm having the same issue as badawgie71 with the 3:2 image shift. Video mode looks spectacular however.

I figured it out. It was a bad button actuator (me). I wasn't waiting for the AF assistant to finish doing its job apparently. Works as advertised.

Great shot!

I'm having a hard time getting this to work reliably. Is it possible I have a bad button?

Autonomous mapping, orthomosaics and 3D modeling: http://drdp.ly/065sae I use DroneDeploy for my business and am very happy with it so far. The team behind the app is a great bunch of people with excellent customer service skills.

Droney McDroneface

Yep, missed that. Who pays attention to those CBO standards anyways?

I'm also not a lawyer, so this is just based on both my experience as a longtime hobbyist and as a Part 107 licensed pilot. I'm also assuming you're in the USA (if I'm wrong here, I apologize and you can ignore the rest of this post). Hobbyist: 14 CFR Part 101, Special Rule for Model Aircraft...

Very beautiful! What were your camera settings?

IIRC controller updates all need to be done from inside the app now.

4.0 is for the Phantom 4 Pro, Inspire 2, and Mavic. 3.X is for everything else.

You're good to go as long as you were below 700' AGL. The little plus in the image below is roughly where you were. The thick magenta line indicates class E airspace beginning at 700 AGL.

Good advice. Another thing you can do is look on Skyvector.com and refer to the sectional for your area. Sectionals look intimidating at first, but there are a number of YouTube videos on how to interpret them.