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Ihavent felt creative the past 2 years have been a downward spiral at this point to continuee making videos I would have to upgrade my computer now I can't afford that. I wanted to make movies since I was a kid divorced parents use blockbuster and rititalin was how 90's parenting worked. movies always stuck with me in a positive .Im just being honest instead of bs people comment , probably gonna immediately wish I didn't write this

Hmmm thanks for your input, thanks , I like it, I made 4 versions one with swearing and I’ve been very good about keeping it g rated. The other one i wanted to post is 12 seconds longe includes language and a fake car crash didn’t want to risk cancel culture so i put together a chaotic driveoff sound and shortened it kinda. And one very short version of just the “zombie” and some noises

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Good suggestion, done

This makes my day! Thanks bro!

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Thank you!

Near the h680/h24 junction area

thanks it was just a little "how to" vid. I got some killer ones I'm saving for short film. but yeah I shot it in auto for this one

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@@JeffDalziel It all looks so different from above!! Really nice, thank you. Before making my home in West Oakland nearly 40 years, I grew up in these parts, and while that was happening there wasn't anything around there but a few farmhouses, walnut orchards, and ranches. Ygnacio Valley Road stopped at Oak Grove, too. You knew when it was walnut season because the kids came to school with their hands stained black from shucking walnuts! 😅It was SO COOL back then. Walnut Creek was really adorable. There were a whole lot of things for kids to do there too, that weren't even expensive. Boy, this Summer has had the nicest weather I can remember for about 60 years. I am loving it! It hasn't been BOILING hot out here. I hope you've been having a good one.

Berkeley born never want to leave, Walnut Creek has changed so much and so has Berkeley, I long for those days. Summer has thankfully not too hot. Oh and the Walnut Festival seemed to be bigger back then too@@silva7493

It is really expensive, it feels like a constant struggle.

Thanks Bro!

Try calibrating your Air 2s's IMU and Compass, you can find it in the settings menu follow the steps, also how many sat alights are you linked to when you're trying this? it is on the display when flying. they the first 2 things and then take it for a test flight, hover 10 feet for under craft optical sensors(maybe wipe them) then at 100 feet the optical sensors won't be able to sense the ground but the on board gps should keep you stationary, at this point check how many satellites your connected to. Check if the craft needs a firmware update(also in the settings menu of the DJI Fly app. Next step would be to call DJI. HIT ME UP after you try this. Especially the IMU, COMPASS, FIRMWARE all 3 should be checked. Good luck friend.

@@JeffDalziel I doubt any of that is it. Every other flight and mode works fine. Circle and course lock work fine. You can watch it take a picture then pan right, take a picture and pan right, take a picture and pan right. Over and over again. It has to be a setting.

hmmm... This is pointI may reach out to DJI for some insite(call them 1 818 235 0789) if the number doesn't help which it has always for me try emailing Support@dji.com. But yes there are settings and different hyper lapse modes you could look into. Sorry this is happening to you. @@Kieffik

there were bee guts and stingers all over

I don't know where they came from for all I know they were swarming up in the air but they followed me at least 1000 feet

humpbacks! It used to be a mining town

@@JeffDalziel Humpbacks!! And SO close. Very, very cool. Thanks. I loved mama bear and cubs, too. That is a pretty place.

Sandisk Extreme 128 gig. I go for the Sandisk cuz they are very reliable and 128 gigs is a good size especially if you have a few, I have never filed one up in a day I may throughout the day on a big video with lots of shots end up using 40 gigs. also the sandisk extremes can write and read at the speeds you need for these drones like the Air 2s 150mps or the Mavic 3 lines and now even the Mini's. The cards are about $30 but you can find them cheaper and often on sale. Oh and make sure its a "micro SD card" but you know that :) Hope this helps! Jeff

We have a rail system called bart it goes all over the Bay Area it was the main way for a very large population to travel around and get to work in the Bay Area (Bay-Area-Regional-Transit). if your familiar with Bart then You may know how crowded it gets during commute hours, it was also a great way for people to get into San Francisco from the east bay(parking very difficult and you may have it broken into if its the wrong street). Covid scared a lot of people away from public transit, so that's also buses, Muni and Bart of course. Most if not almost all are now driving to work, working from home(if your to be able to do that). There is no social distancing in an airtight packed or even medium ridership train with people from all over the Bay Area riding within feet of you in an enclosed space. What about the people who couldn't risk covid but depended on bart? Did they loose their job? lots to think about. Thanks for the comment!!! Be careful on the road. -Jeff

@@JeffDalziel That is definitely a lot to think about. I've always lived in the East Bay, from El Cerrito, Berkeley, Lafayette, and on out to the Concord side of Clayton Valley. The longest I've lived in one place was the 40 years I spent in in West Oakland. I've lived around here before BART was on paper. I was completely done with commuting in January 1979 after the fire in the Transbay Tunnel, but I'd already known it wasn't for me. After that happened I never worked any farther from home than 2.7 miles. Fortunately for me that day was my day off from work in the City. Later, in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the double decked Cypress Freeway structure pancaked 2 blocks from our home. It was a wonderfully convenient access from home to all of the freeways and bridges, but the thing gave me the heebee jeebees every single time I ever was on it, so I always went out of my way to avoid ever using it. What a nightmare that turned into. By the time COVID came I was retired, so I was one of the lucky people who didn't have to think very much about how I would survive COVID, apart from hiding out at home lots. Yeah, if there is one thing constant around here, you really do have to ever be careful on the road. You stay safe and well too, Jeff. Silva

Wow that's scary!! you were very lucky. Im watching a documentary about the earthquake. I can say I am seeing how scary it was and the damage OMG. I am sorry you went through that. @@silva7493

@@JeffDalziel It was awful. And you're right. I've really been blessed.❤

They range in price. around $100,000 + - with all the fixings, don't quote me but that's my guess.

Your awesome! Thank you, good luck with your hyperlapses!

I love my Mini 2, I lives in my standard camera bag that holds my sony A7IV, rode go 2, lens, lights, wireless mics ect. The mini 2 I don’t believe have a hyperlapse mode. I’m actually going double check right now .

Yeah unfortunately it doesn’t have the hyperlapse feature, if you want to get in to them I suggest the DJI Air 2s its 90% ish as good as the mavic 3 and it’s on sale from an already very respectable price, get the fly more bundle. If you have the extra cash get a mavic 3 classic, the heavier the drone the more stable in the wind means smoother hyperlapses, video and photos and better lowlight with the 4/3 inch sensor on the mav 3 classic but with flymore( which comes with 2 extra batteries, props, ND Filters, multiple battery charger, and a soft case that turns into a backpack but I keep my air 2 s in a hard case and would for the mavic 3 classic so between the 2 your gonna pay twice the price for a drone that in my opinion isn’t twice the drone it’s definitely the next drone for me but I have alot invested in the air 2s platform and drones crash its the name of the game. Though the mavic 3’s all of them have omnidirectional obstacle avoidance so thats all around up down front back side to side which can be a big deal in saving you from a crash. The Air 2s is missing the side sensors, it has front back up and down sensors, but no side sensors. Flying sideways to get a shot is like the 1 way drone crashes happen. All in all the air 2s has a higher megapixel video on a 1 inch sensor( no aperture adjustment) remember when one of the mavic 2 pro was boasting that 1 inch sensor? 1 inch sensor on the air 2s is amazing good for professional work and half the price of the lowest version of the mavic 3 (the classic, which is an amazing drone and I want one)

@@JeffDalziel Looks like you have a great setup. No, the Mini 2 doesn't have a hyperlapse mode but there are complicated ways of making one. I've tried them and given up! I'll wait until I get a new drone. I've had my Mini 2 for 3 1/2 years and it's still flying like it did on the first day.

@@JeffDalziel The Mavic 3 Classic is what I'd like but I do love the Mini 3's specs. I started with the Mavic Air so I don't mind the "big" drones but the Mini 2 has been awesome.

That's makes me so happy, I hope it goes well, in the "circle mode I made sure I was above anything within the flight path cuz it is flying sideways. But I am sure you know to do that. Happy Hyperlapsing!