Recent content by RobH2

I'm fairly sure you can set this up in Litchi. It may take a little experimentation and may not be as simple as the "one-click" Panos Litchi does but if you go to Litchi Mission Hub you can do it. Start a new Mission and at each Waypoint inset a 'Panorama' action. You may have to find some data...

I too would like to know the result after downgrading. I have an Inspire2 but the same issue happened to me with my Mavic Pro Platinum a month ago and I haven't flown since. My issue may be related to compass but I went to move my father out of his apartment about 300 miles away from my home...

@Jason Woodcock Good job on your first review. Looks like a very efficient charging solution. All of we professional photographers know that any gear that costs about the same as one day's photo fee is worth every penny if it helps us compete and complete shoots better. You seem to have more...

Good luck with your adventure. I started my one-man business (it's not drone related) 30-years ago and am still going strong. There have been a lot of ups and downs but I survived. I hope you get off the ground (pun intended) quickly and fly high. Keep us updated. We all love a good success story.

Generally, companies that offer everything, including the kitchen sink, often don't fare as well as companies that specialize and offer a handful of services very, very well. I'd say start off by doing anything and everything you can find to fly. You'll naturally gravitate to several of them...

I've been a commercial advertising photographer for 30-years and I don't think the rates for professional drone photography should be different. Both professions require a lot of expensive hardware and software, well, and expetise. Photography rates back in 1985 were around $1000/day and by 2010...

This is really off subject but I like the user icon you use. What mission is that from?

Hi Eyeup, you raise a good point. I'm not a pilot but from what I studied for Part 107, the FAA rounds everything up and then adds a few feet so there is a safe buffer. Your thoughts about a 100' buffer are interesting. From my understanding, the reason for the 400' rule as a "MAX" AGL for...

I realize that it was about UK. I thought it might help clarify the rules for US users who landed on this thread following a search like I did. The thread doesn't have the best title as it's too general and doesn't specify UK except for the little UK icon that's easy to miss. I hope that's ok...

I few posts said, "I think...". I can tell you definitively that in the US you can fly up to 400 feet above any structure IF you are within 400 feet of that structure and you don't enter any overlying controlled airspace. The only mitigating factor being what 'uasairsupport' mentioned, that if...

favorite favpirote Darn, my Part 107 Certification won't let me fly that...or I'd go buy one...lol

Very nice. So, yea, when I start to get tired of my I2 maybe I'll have to invest in a big boy to fly my Canon's around. However, I guess I won't be able to fly my 100-400mm favorite lens...lol...

I know you are disappointed by the 12, but I have to say, I'm encouraged by these. Pretty much all image examples I've been looking at here and on other forums are disappointing. Nothing is in focus, the depth of field is awful and the CA is bad. Your image '0006' actually has some good sharp...

Cool, yea, I'd like to see a few f those photos. Do you have "Live View" working also? I assume so or else you wouldn't know what you are shooting. Very cool.

Just wanted to say this is a beautiful shot.