Cheers Rich ,I was exactly the same nerve racking at first, I have done 4 flights now with my DJI mini 3 ,go to a place with no Seagulls and practice just flying the drone switch to cine mod and it goes a bit slower i nearly crashed mine on first flight lol.. Enjoyed the Video 👍 Keep going
Hi, thanks for the comment really nice to know I'm not the only one at this stage. As was a little unsure, whether to post or not, as it felt a little lame. I did go back yesterday and try again, made a little longer and had less problems with gulls I think it may be down to changing the propellers and sound difference 🤷♂️ enjoy
For your first few flights i would reccomend flying the drone in a big open space until you get used to the control and confident with it etc, also i would say to set the max distances at a fairly low distance to begin with too then the dorne cant escape from you, overall a fairly decent video, and you didd it right the drones dont like to be tilted when then land (it does something to the motherboard) best to land on flat surface
Hi ak thanks for the comment, I really appreciate the input and will be sticking to open space like you say till I build some flight time, there is a lot to take on board being totally new to photography as well as the drone. Thanks again for the advice
Epic fail NOT. That was fantastic if you ask me. And you have some of the most beautiful scenery to video and photograph. It takes a while to get used to flying the thing. But it looks like you got the hand launch and landings down pat. Keep posting and don't be so hard on yourself. Like I said I think for a first flight that was great.
Cheers Rich ,I was exactly the same nerve racking at first, I have done 4 flights now with my DJI mini 3 ,go to a place with no Seagulls and practice just flying the drone switch to cine mod and it goes a bit slower i nearly crashed mine on first flight lol..
Enjoyed the Video 👍 Keep going
Hi, thanks for the comment really nice to know I'm not the only one at this stage. As was a little unsure, whether to post or not, as it felt a little lame. I did go back yesterday and try again, made a little longer and had less problems with gulls I think it may be down to changing the propellers and sound difference 🤷♂️ enjoy
Great flight mate, well done 👍
Thanks again for your comments. I really do appreciate the support 👍
For your first few flights i would reccomend flying the drone in a big open space until you get used to the control and confident with it etc, also i would say to set the max distances at a fairly low distance to begin with too then the dorne cant escape from you, overall a fairly decent video, and you didd it right the drones dont like to be tilted when then land (it does something to the motherboard) best to land on flat surface
Hi ak thanks for the comment, I really appreciate the input and will be sticking to open space like you say till I build some flight time, there is a lot to take on board being totally new to photography as well as the drone. Thanks again for the advice
Epic fail NOT. That was fantastic if you ask me. And you have some of the most beautiful scenery to video and photograph. It takes a while to get used to flying the thing. But it looks like you got the hand launch and landings down pat. Keep posting and don't be so hard on yourself. Like I said I think for a first flight that was great.
Wow, thank you. Your comment really did give a boost at a time I was feeling slightly deflated, and that is so much appreciated
How was that a epic fail?