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Hey whassup guys,
I'm new to the forum..
Phantom 4 pilot for a few months now, getting used to it. My camera work isn't as smooth as I'd like just yet lol
I'm here to ask you guys about flying it up in the alps, filming myself and our crew snowboarding.
This was the main reason I've bought it..
After last season with gopro filming and seeing a drone over the half pipe filming another rider.. I was like.. I want one!
So we're going to mayrhofen in Austria, 7 th January. The resort ranges from 1800M to 2800M above sea level, it will be deep powder snow with big dumps of snow most nights. Temperature will probably be around 2 Celsius, maybe upto 6 at midday. ( obviously 150 metres above us, I'd expect it to be colder) .
I'm not after flying it in falling snow, maybe for some fill shots, but filming us tearing it through the powder snow I will probably wait for a bluebird day.. Or at least clear..
Rambling over.. To the point..
Will the phantom 4 handle all these conditions? Does anyone have say experience. You can imagine if it drops out the sky into 4 foot of powder snow, I'm probably never going to find it lol
Thank-you in advance!
I'm new to the forum..
Phantom 4 pilot for a few months now, getting used to it. My camera work isn't as smooth as I'd like just yet lol
I'm here to ask you guys about flying it up in the alps, filming myself and our crew snowboarding.
This was the main reason I've bought it..
After last season with gopro filming and seeing a drone over the half pipe filming another rider.. I was like.. I want one!
So we're going to mayrhofen in Austria, 7 th January. The resort ranges from 1800M to 2800M above sea level, it will be deep powder snow with big dumps of snow most nights. Temperature will probably be around 2 Celsius, maybe upto 6 at midday. ( obviously 150 metres above us, I'd expect it to be colder) .
I'm not after flying it in falling snow, maybe for some fill shots, but filming us tearing it through the powder snow I will probably wait for a bluebird day.. Or at least clear..
Rambling over.. To the point..
Will the phantom 4 handle all these conditions? Does anyone have say experience. You can imagine if it drops out the sky into 4 foot of powder snow, I'm probably never going to find it lol
Thank-you in advance!