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Just realize that when you are 399ft up in the air, the winds are significantly stronger than at ground level. I use UAV Forecast for iOS to approximate the wind speeds at the altitude I will be flying at.

I am very reluctant to update the app as the description on the app store reads "update no fly zone library". Has anyone updated the app and noticed an addition to the quantity of no fly zones?

Bump ;)

Use ISO 100, F4.0 and max 1" shutter speed. Correct for exposure in post. This has worked very well for me. I use Adobe Lightroom FYI

I have same issue. Just bought new Macbook pro and cant open h265 files. Just shoot 4k 60fps in H264. I imagine an update will be released in 2017.

Filters not really required since the P4P has an aperture setting and you can use aperture to darken photo as needed. Manfretto backpack a must. Nice gimbal protector comes with it. I'd recommend the charging hub and extra batteries. Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

Thanks everyone. I tried discharging a battery at 100% and the level didn't move. Better off just letting it auto discharge. Main benefit of having the charging hub is to charge (3) batteries

Recently purchased the Phantom 4 Series DJI charging hub to use with my P4P High Capacity batteries. Can someone confirm if this charging hub is compatible with the high capacity batteries?

Wow thank you for posting this. It's really meaningful and thought provoking *fart noise* Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

Gotcha. Based on your comment above, It seems like it's more of a tool to get different levels of light to the sensor more than anything, almost eliminating need for filters Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

Thanks for the input. This is exactly the type of input I was looking for on this thread. I'm sure other people agree Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

I typically shoot urban landscape shots. The article suggests using a large f stop (f11) to make sure everything in the photo is in focus. I will try this Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots

Thanks for the great input so far. From your statements above, it seems like aperture is another way to adjust the light that gets to the sensor, like a filter would do. Does the aperture effect the focus or depth of field in any way? Forgot to bring this up in the original question.